A Facebook post proves nothing gets past Woolworths

A WOMAN has been shamed by Woolworths after she tried to outsmart the supermarket giant to earn an extra couple of bucks.

Woolworths had the best response to a cheeky customer. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

A WOMAN who tried to outsmart Woolworths has been seriously burned by the supermarket giant online.

She posted on the company’s Facebook page complaining about the state of some avocados she bought from a store in Double Bay.

“I purchased these avocados from your store at Double Bay yesterday, upon making a sandwich today I came to find these avocados are rotten! THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE, I demand my money back!!! and at your Double Bay store as well,” she posted.

“I expected more from you Woolies. On top of that one of your employees gave me the biggest dirty look at I was self servicing, making a comment about my Crocs, since when is it a crime to wear Crocs???”

This is Australia god dammit. From now I’m shopping at Aldi!!!!”

A woman tried to scam Woolworths with an old picture.

The customer appeared outraged, but the social media boffins at Woolies have long memories. Someone recognised the picture from a complaint back in 2014 and politely suggested the woman’s picture was not all it seemed.

“Hey [name redacted],” the supermarket giant replied.

“We think you may have taken your photo from another customer’s Facebook post from 2014” along with a link to the post and picture of the same image.

Nothing gets past Woolworths.

The original post of the rotten avocados.

In the original post from November 2014, the complainant received some compensation from Woolworths to make up for the bad avocados.

The company also received praise on social media for its detective work.

“Awesome work Woolworths,” one comment on the photo said.

May this be a lesson, nothing gets past Woolworths.