I Got Scammed by a Bread Seller
One day, I saw an advertisement online selling 100 loaves of bread for only RM10. I thought it was a great deal, so I contacted the seller and transferred the money. The seller promised that my order would arrive the next day. I waited patiently until a delivery arrived at my house. When I opened the package, I was shocked to find only one small loaf of bread inside. I immediately called the seller to ask about my missing bread, but the number was unreachable. I tried messaging him, but he had blocked me. I realised that I had been scammed. I lost my money and never received the bread I had paid for. From that day on, I learned to be more careful when buying things online and always check whether a seller is trustworthy before making a payment.
Comments (14)
- John Paul1 month ago
You need to have your brain checked. Common sense will also tell you whether you can buy 10 loaves of bread for just RM10? I get 1 Massimo bread from 99 for *** is also considered cheap, and you want to stretch your money that way? You definitely deserved to be scammed! Here's a sound advice to you ... Penny Wise, but Pound Foolish! Use your grey matter and think! Who of right mind do non-profit business? You are just tooooo greedy to fall on such call, and serves you right!
1 - ᏟᎻᎬҒ ᏴᎡᎬᎪᎠ1 month ago
After getting scammed, I decided to bake my own bread. Unfortunately, I burned it so badly that even the scammer messaged me and said, "Bro, I think you should ask for a refund from your oven."
3 - Pputeri queen of typo1 month ago
I love your larping ^^ !!
0 - AAnonymous Name3 days ago
BRO USE UR BRAIN HOW CAN YOU BUY 100 LOAVES OF BREAD WITH RM10 YOU BRAIN NEED A REFUND RN
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