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Woman buys huge newspaper ad to expose her cheating boyfriend – and pays with his credit card
“PS: I paid for this ad with your credit card,” the woman from Australia wrote under her newspaper ad (symbol image)
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In Australia, an abandoned woman took revenge on her ex in a very special way. He should pay dearly for his alleged cheating.
An Australian woman and her boyfriend broke up because he wants to be with someone else from now on. The woman shared her discomfort with the situation with the whole city in a one-page advertisement in the local newspaper.
Readers of Mackay and Whitsunday Life, a daily newspaper in Queensland, Australia, must have been amazed when they flipped through its Friday edition and saw a full-page advert for an abandoned lover named Jenny. It read: “Dear Steve, I hope you’re happy with her. Now the whole town will know what a filthy cheater you are. From Jenny.”
Steve’s credit card was not charged by the newspaper
But that’s not all. The last line of her message in particular has it all: “PS: I paid for this ad with your credit card.” It can therefore be assumed that the suspected cheated person has now overcome the phase of shock that often first occurs after a breakup and has in the second phase – anger and disappointment.
The editors do not want to reveal who exactly is behind the ad, and it is also unknown who exactly Steve is: “We do not know who exactly Steve is, but apparently he was very, very mean,” summarized the “Mackay and Whitsunday Life” on their Facebook page.
However, Jenny’s chosen form of revenge was not entirely successful: “We did not charge the credit card in question,” the newspaper said. This may have happened because the content of the ad makes it very clear that the credit card owner Steve is a payment for this service have not agreed.
Source: “Mackay and Whitsunday Life”