A woman on TikTok called out another woman who she accidentally sent two months’ rent to on the J.P Morgan Chase QuickPay platform Zelle.
The student at Kennesaw State University, the Marietta campus in metropolitan Atlanta, shared a video on TikTok, saying that the other woman refused to return her money, and the video went viral.
Using the TikTok handle @smarttomatocutie, the young woman said she didn’t even realize she’d made a mistake until she was contacted by her landlord, who asked why she hadn’t paid her rent for the last two months.
“I’ve been paying my bills on the first every single month,” she said in the now-deleted video, according to Daily Dot.
The college student added that she later realized that she sent the Zelle payment to the wrong number instead of her landlord’s by mistake after checking her bank statements, and she contacted her bank. The bank associate reportedly replied that she would “put in a request” for a refund but didn’t seem too confident in the student receiving it.
After learning the name of the individual to whom she’d mistakenly sent the money, she decided to contact her.
“So I decided to text her, call her, everything,” she recalled. “I even sent a request for the money back, which is not a small amount. But she declined it and hasn’t responded to any of my text messages or any of my phone calls.”
The TikToker added that she looked the woman up on social media and her family members.
“So, the sleuth that I am, I went, and you know, Googled her, Googled her name, looked her up on Facebook, looked her up on Instagram, looked her up on TikTok, and yeah, I found her,” she said. “And you know what else I found? I found her sister. I found her brother. I found her mom, and I found her dad. You know what her dad does? Architecture.”
The student decided to call the father’s work number, but nobody answered the call. She added that she did not want to…
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