Libmaya

@lifeofmackiee 🤣🤣🤣 I dey shame on your behalf Tobechi

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@lifeofmackiee Barbie doll😍 Stop hiding this pretty face biko

@LibmayaDexplora 🥹my love,

I’m not here to destroy anyone’s name. I just want my ₦100K back. If you know him, please help us out with his location. He is based in Abuja

I decided to text one of his course mates about his location. I then found out he’s also owing one of His coursemates ₦150,000. It’s painful. Not just because of the money, but because I genuinely believed I was patronizing someone I knew.

To confirm my suspicions, I asked a friend to text him. Guess what? He replied her That same day. Same guy that’s been ignoring me for weeks. That’s when I realized I wasn’t the only one he’s done this to.

Till now, I haven’t received a single kobo back. He doesn’t reply my messages. He ignores my calls. Always one excuse or the other—“I’m in a meeting,” “I’m busy,” “I’ll get back to you.”

When he realized I wasn’t rushing to deliver the laptop without seeing the phone, his tone changed. He said, “I’ll just refund you.” I said, “That’s fine. Please refund me.

I told him clearly: “Let me receive the phone first. Then you’ll get the laptop and any balance. I don’t owe people.” But it felt like he was more focused on what he could collect from me than actually fulfilling his own end of the deal.

During those 7 days, instead of updates about the phone, he kept blowing up my phone—pressuring me to send the laptop. Every day: “Where’s the laptop?” “Have you sent it?” “Dispatch it now.” Meanwhile, I hadn’t even seen the phone I paid for.

I sent him the ₦100K upfront. That was the beginning of the problem. He then told me he was importing the phone and I would have to wait 7 days. I didn’t love that, but I agreed since he was my friend and i did trust him.

After a long conversation, we agreed I’d go for an iPhone 14 Pro. He said since I was swapping, I’d add ₦200K to my current phone. I told him I didn’t have that much at the moment, but I had ₦100K cash and a laptop I was hoping to sell. He agreed.

A few weeks ago, I decided to swap my phone. It was giving me issues, and I needed something more reliable. Instead of going through a random vendor, I chose to patronize someone I thought I could trust, an old friend from our university days who now sells gadgets.

I am proud to be a Christian. Repost if you are too.

@Tobechiiiiii My love🥰

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