Video of Young Lady Who Received Empty Box After Ordering Phone Worth P15k Elicits Comments Online
A young lady gets emotional and cried after ordering a mobile phone worth P15k online but receive an empty box.
Nowadays, many people love to shop and order mobile gadgets, appliances, and other items at various online shopping platforms. Customers find it more affordable compared to actual mall prices.
One of the most popular online shopping websites in the Philippines is “Lazada,” which mainly operates in Southeast Asia. This online selling website allows third-party sellers to sell their products on the shopping website.
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Unfortunately, there are some individuals who have been scammed by some online sellers.
Recently, the Facebook page “MTSK VLOG” has shared the video footage of a young lady who cried after receiving an empty box without the mobile phone she ordered. The video garnered various reactions from the online community.
In the video, the female customer received the parcel she ordered from a popular online shopping platform “Lazada”. The parcel seems to be fine and the woman even struggled to open the box.
Initially, she found several accessories including the charger as she opened the box of “TECNO CamOn” mobile phone. The customer opened and checked the entire box but found no mobile phone on it.
The lady customer who is probably a teacher went hysterical and bursts into tears because what she had discovered. Her parcel is allegedly worth P15, 000.
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The video has a caption of:
“Kawawa naman si maam! Na-scam sa LAZADA worth 15k ”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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