'I found out my boyfriend was cheating when I was shopping online - I couldn't believe my eyes'

A woman browsing Vinted for a new blouse was gobsmacked when she came across a listing with a photo that looked all too familiar .

Vinted is a popular online marketplace where people can buy and sell second-hand goods. While most deals go off without a hitch, the platform has seen its fair share of drama and this cheating incident is no different.

The woman, eyeing up a top, became more intrigued by the location of the photo than the garment itself. A screenshot of her conversation with the seller later surfaced on X (formerly known as Twitter) and it spread like wildfire.

Curious about the ad, the potential buyer messaged: "Hey, weird question, but do you know [name]? " The seller, puzzled, responded: "Yes I do babe why x."

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That's when the shopper dropped the bombshell. "Was this photo taken in his room lol," she queried.

"Yeah it was cuz I left my stuff at his," the seller admitted. "Why do you ask? Do you know him? x."

The revelation hit the woman like a ton of bricks. "YES I know him he's MY boyfriend," she fired back. "Why were you even at his house?"

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The seller immediately tried to make amends, saying: "Omg I so sorry babe I didn't realise," but got no response.

But then, adding insult to injury, the seller asked: "Are you interested in the top? xx."

This, predictably, only enraged the buyer further. She retorted: "No I'm not interested in the top."

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On X, the tweet has racked up over three million views by the time of this writing. It seems social media have found the situation rib-tickling indeed.

As one netizen jests, "Her dress from All Saints but I think I found a sinner,".

"Got to admire the hustle," another chipped in. A third concurred: "At least she's business minded."

A fourth user empathised: "Imagine finding out ye fella was cheating you on Vinted."

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