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Treasure Jnr Hlahla caused havoc after her recent post that saw Yamkela Blom in the crossfire.

Yamkela Blom is an entrepreneur who sells weaves and dresses. The above post was directed to her after some of her customers were unhappy about poor service delivery. In the context of the post, Hlahla was having a conversation with her classmates when Othandwayo Nohashe said that it’s been a month since she ordered a weave from Blom. According to Nohashe, Blom changed her numbers after she didn’t deliver her weave. When Nohashe confronted Blom, Blom said that she can’t deliver the products because of the looting in the country that affected Pep PAXI. In the same conversation, Asenathi Stuurman narrated her similar scenario with Blom but with her, Blom said that she didn’t have a phone. With all at play, Hlahla felt entitled to speak on behalf of her classmates and posted on the spot. The post gained more traction, and more victims of poor service from Blom came forward. On the stand, Phumelela Daweti, and Songe Xashimba are one of the people that shared the same cries as Nohashe and Stuurman. Three hours later, Daweti posted an update that Blom refunded Hlahla’s classmates, and Daweti and Xashimba’s products are sent via Pep PAXI. Xashimba confirmed that she received a message from Pep PAXI that her products are on the way. Daweti ignored the message I sent her following this story.

Blom confirmed that she has refunded those who wanted their money back and sent the products to those who still wanted theirs. Blom dispute the idea that she was neglecting her customers. She said that her previous phone was damaged and all her contacts were on the damaged phone. She didn’t know her customer’s personal Facebook accounts since they communicated via WhatsApp. She added that all the products meant to be delivered to her customers are at her home.

The wrong wrist was twisted when Facebookers found it fit to insult Blom’s mother. Blom pleaded to those pissed at her to insult her, not her mother.