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[Sg] - honest hawker looking for a customer who may accidentally paid $450 instead of $4.50 for a bowl of ban mian
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Stupid old fart.
Some rich guy who never eat at cheap places before so $450 sounds reasonable,
publicity stunt me thinks..................try to drum up business for the struggling hawker...................
Times are bad. Trying to divert attention from food price hikes and gst increase.
So nice to see honesty at work.
https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/b...Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1675159037
In a Facebook post shared last Saturday (Jan 28), Khine Zar Lin of Xiao Mei Ban Mian said that a customer had paid $450 for his bowl of mee hoon kueh soup using PayLah.
The bowl of noodles at the stall along Woodlands Drive 50 was priced at $4.50, according to the 34-year-old stall owner.
Describing how the customer was an elderly man who does not frequent the stall, Khine said: "We don't know how to reach him and are worried he may not even know he made that mistake.
"Please spread the news and hope he realises and get back the money."
Speaking to AsiaOne on Tuesday (Jan 31), Khine said that she has transferred $445 to Nets, who will then contact DBS to refund that amount to the customer.
The process to do so has not been easy, she shared, while noting the paperwork that she had submitted to Nets.
PHOTO: Khine Car Lin
In the comments of the Facebook post, several netizens praised Khine for her integrity.
"Blessings for doing the right thing," a netizen said.
PHOTO: Screengrab/Facebook/Xiao Mei Ban Mian
On the love she's getting on social media, Khine told AsiaOne that she felt compelled to return the money since the customer was about the same age as her dad.
The hawker said: "He only just learnt to use PayLah, but he doesn't know how to check his transactions on whether he paid the correct amount.
"If the customer is not tech savvy, he might not even know how his money was missing. So, I'll just do my part and refund the money."
'Blessings for doing the right thing': Netizens react to hawker tracking down diner who overpaid by 100 times
After a customer overpaid a whopping 100 times more for his dinner, one righteous hawker took to social media in an attempt to track down the person to return the money.In a Facebook post shared last Saturday (Jan 28), Khine Zar Lin of Xiao Mei Ban Mian said that a customer had paid $450 for his bowl of mee hoon kueh soup using PayLah.
The bowl of noodles at the stall along Woodlands Drive 50 was priced at $4.50, according to the 34-year-old stall owner.
Describing how the customer was an elderly man who does not frequent the stall, Khine said: "We don't know how to reach him and are worried he may not even know he made that mistake.
"Please spread the news and hope he realises and get back the money."
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Speaking to AsiaOne on Tuesday (Jan 31), Khine said that she has transferred $445 to Nets, who will then contact DBS to refund that amount to the customer.
The process to do so has not been easy, she shared, while noting the paperwork that she had submitted to Nets.
In the comments of the Facebook post, several netizens praised Khine for her integrity.
"Blessings for doing the right thing," a netizen said.
On the love she's getting on social media, Khine told AsiaOne that she felt compelled to return the money since the customer was about the same age as her dad.
The hawker said: "He only just learnt to use PayLah, but he doesn't know how to check his transactions on whether he paid the correct amount.
"If the customer is not tech savvy, he might not even know how his money was missing. So, I'll just do my part and refund the money."
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