Snubbed China shopper makes luxury shop staff count US$84,000 cash for two hours then leaves


It took the sales staff two hours to count the piles of banknotes. Photo: Weibo

SHANGHAI: Mainland social media has taken delight in an act of revenge meted out to the staff of a luxury brand store by a wealthy woman in China.

Describing it as the “most spleen-venting incident of the year”, the woman, who felt she had been snubbed by staff at a Louis Vuitton (LV) outlet, returned to the store with 600,000 yuan (US$84,000) in cash two months later to get her own back.

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