Online Vendor Posts Curses Customer Sent to Her on WhatsApp, Narrates Issue They Had: “You Will Beg”

Online Vendor Posts Curses Customer Sent to Her on WhatsApp, Narrates Issue They Had: “You Will Beg”

  • An online vendor posted the curses her customer sent to her on WhatsApp after they had an issue with her order
  • Many reacted as she gave details of what happened between them, sparking mixed reactions online
  • Netizens who saw the screenshot shared their thoughts on what the customer sent to the online vendor

An online vendor posts the screenshot of the messages she received from her online customer.

She narrated what happened between them, which led to the insults she received.

An online vendor shows how her customer cursed her
An online vendor shares what happened after seeing a message from the customer. Photo: @rtw_by_debbie
Source: TikTok

In a post by @rtw_by_debbie on TikTok, she posted a screenshot of the WhatsApp message that read:

“I promise you. As long as I am a tither in church, your business will never grow beyond this point. You will beg for help, you will not see it. As you have played with my hard-earned money and business, you will put your money into business, and you will not see result. Except I am not called by God.”

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In the comments, the vendor shared what transpired between her and the customer.

She said:

“She bought 2 two piece sets from me over a month ago and delivered to her customer in the UK, then she sent a video saying her customer said the 2 two piece didn’t come with tops.
“I told her we packaged her order completely and it could have been from the cargo company, but since she has been buying from me to resell, I will make a refund for one out of the two, considering it’s been almost a month. Naso, she unleash curse on me say I must refund for two.”

Watch the video below:

In a chat with Legit.ng, a baker named Happiness Kukoyi shared an unpleasant experience she had with a client and what she learnt from it.

She said:

"I got an order to make a wedding cake, and the client actually brought a picture to me. It was a plain cake with no design. They paid half of the money, and I got to work. After baking the cake, I showed the bride and asked her if it was okay to add little flowers on it. I showed her the picture of how it would be, and she said it was okay.

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"Fast forward to the wedding, everything went well. Everybody commented on the cake. When I asked my balance, the bride told me that she she's not going to pay my money that what we agreed was not what I did. That was how my money went.
"Since then, I read I decided that anybody I'm delivering items for,you have to pay before delivering."

Reactions as customer lays curses on businesswoman

@Mooresville said;

"This is too harsh from a customer. Kilode is the person going through warfare."

@Loannie cakes in Abeokuta said:

"Ahahn, God is not a wicked God, so none of this will happen. Your business is preserved. Vendor’s eyes deg see things sha."

@Omofa said:

"Reminds me of when Balak tried to get Balaam to curse the Israelites, but every time he opened his mouth, he ended up blessing them instead. What God has blessed, no one can curse. Numbers 23:8 - How shall I curse whom God has not cursed? And how shall I denounce whom the Lord has not denounced?"

@PJ baby | Skincare said:

"Called my God dey shepe."

@Best Cake in Ilorin said:

this print is so fine, that being said... wetin Una carry wetin Una throw. I hope she knows God is not wicked

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@Shopdeluxe said:

Ahhh this curse is much oo.Kilode

@Baby Nurse said:

"even the devil is shocked, he hasn't seen something like this before."

@THRIFT VENDOR IN LAGOS/ENUGU said:

"Ahan see swear, some customers ehhhh, please we’re waiting for story time."

@Perfume vendor in Ado Ekiti said:

"Ahhh this is too much God abeg."
An online vendor shares what happened after seeing a message from the customer
An online vendor shows how her customer cursed her over an order. Photo: @rtw_by_debbie
Source: TikTok

In related stories, a rice seller shared how her mother built a house with the same business, while a POS attendant caught her colleague stealing business money.

Vendor shares message customer sent her

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an online vendor cried bitterly over what her customer said to her after a one-day delay in delivery.

She mentioned what the customer said, which made her take back her goods and refund her money.

Many reacted to the customer's painful words and shared their similar experiences and what they would have done.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng