Admitting Being Deceived by Selling Wet Cakes with 'Twitter Please Do Your Magic' Capital, This Netizen's Scam Mode is Exposed

Kapanlagi.com - Twitter is buzzing with the hashtag #Nipu, which has caught the attention of netizens. It is told that there is a netizen named Seba with the username @grumpysfd who admits to being deceived when selling his mother's homemade wet cakes.

"TWITTER PLEASE DO YOUR MAGIC. My mother was deceived by someone and suffered a huge loss. I don't know how to help her other than through Twitter. My mother received a large order for these cakes but suddenly the person who ordered canceled and blocked my mother's number," he wrote.

It turns out Seba was caught stealing photos of the cakes from several online sellers. This case was exposed through a trending thread on Twitter.

1. Evidence of Fraud

© Twitter/grumpysfd

It is known that Seba asks people who want to help him by sending money through bank transfer to his account. Then, some netizens proved that the photos he shared were results from Google and Facebook. His sales are also spread across different accounts.

2. Not Admitting

© Twitter/arterybb

The sharpness of Twitter users deserves praise. Shortly after this news went viral, they managed to find the real Twitter account of the perpetrator named @arterybb. Netizens who are familiar with Egi, as he is called, is currently studying Law at Jambi University.

Netizens hope that Egi will soon provide clarification and return the money to the victims. However, until now, Egi's genuine account @arterybb still provides evidence that he is not the perpetrator.

"This morning, I will go directly to BCA to prove that it is not me. So please stop spreading my personal information," he wrote.

What do you think?

(kpl/lmp)