Diisengi Warganet, Wanita Ini Syok Lihat Bon Tagihan Makannnya Hampir Rp1 Miliar

"Pranked by Netizens, This Woman is Shocked to See Her Food Bill Tag Almost Rp1 Billion"

Dream - Uploading photos on social media indeed needs to be careful. This woman from China accidentally shared her QR Code order at the restaurant. Unexpectedly, her order almost reached Rp1 billion. According to Asia One, the woman with the surname Wang was initially at a hotpot restaurant for her friend's birthday dinner.

Accidentally Share QR Code

He posted pictures of his food on his private WeChat Moments page, but he was unaware that one of the pictures already contained a QR Code for visitors who want to order food at the restaurant.

Billing Overwhelming Rp938 Million

Without realizing it, the bill surged to more than 430,000 yuan or approximately Rp938 million. This bill turned out to come from netizens who made additional orders through QR Code recorded in the food photo.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is: "Wang just realized that something was wrong when the restaurant staff approached him to confirm if he had made a reservation amounting to 6,000 yuan. The staff initially thought there was an error in their booking system."

Diisengi Warganet, Wanita Ini Syok Lihat Bon Tagihan Makannnya Hampir Rp1 Miliar

The surprised Wang quickly deleted his post, but his bill swelled to more than 430,000 yuan.

Wang said that the photos can only be seen by his contacts and assumed that someone had downloaded the photos and continued the order through the code.

Netizens have ordered 1,850 portions of duck blood, 2,580 portions of squid, and 9,990 portions of shrimp.

Feeling overwhelmed by the influx of orders, the restaurant finally moved Wang and his friend to another table because they couldn't stop or trace the perpetrator.

Wang said that he did not pay the bill. However, he said that the jokes made by netizens had overwhelmed the restaurant. He warned others to be careful when posting photos on social media to avoid unintentional leaks of personal information.

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