Woman was tricked into buying orchids arranged with toothpicks for over 5 million
Buying two pots of orchids to celebrate Tet, the woman was shocked to discover that all the flowers were stuck in toothpicks, so she immediately returned to demand the seller take responsibility.
The incident happened on the morning of February 6, at a market in Lao Cai. In the video, the woman angrily said that she bought two pots of orchids for 5.3 million VND to celebrate Tet. She also hired a car to take them home at a cost of 700,000 VND. However, when she got home, she discovered that the orchids were all held in place with toothpicks.
Indignant, the woman accused the seller of fraud, and returned to demand a resolution. The situation became tense when the seller denied responsibility. He claimed that he was just a "victim" who bought and resold, so he refused to pay compensation. Many people stopped to watch the incident.
After being posted, the video received much attention from the community. FacebookDi DiConfided: "I have been fooled twice. Last year, I bought a pot of camellias with many buds, but they were attached to the branches with zinc. When I pulled up the kumquat tree, I realized it had no roots."
AccountBui Bach HaiHe thinks that buyers should sympathize: "It's all just for a living. Maybe he was also cheated without knowing it. If the intention was to cheat, after selling and receiving the money, they would have left, no one would let the customer come back to "ask for their crime".
FacebookThao Hienindignant: "Don't use the excuse of making a living to deceive others. If you were really deceived, I would feel sorry for you, but it's wrong for you to continue deceiving others like that, uncle."
Previously, FacebookNgo Brandalso posted a video warning about being scammed when buying fig trees to play Tet. A fig tree with lush clusters of fruit was bought on Le Duan Street (Hanoi), but after 3 days the fruit fell off because it was attached with glue.
