Kenyan Woman Laments After Allegedly Buying Tokens Worth KSh 18k

• A Kenyan lady left netizens reacting in her comment section after she opened up on buying KPLC tokens worth KSh 18,000
• The lady, @t.e.s.s_m, left Kenyans confessing to the errors they have made when it comes to bill payments and how they recovered their cash
• Some asked her whether she was going to reach out to Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC)
• In an exclusive with TUKO.co.ke, the content creator revealed that she had reached out to the power company and was waiting for the reversal

A Kenyan lady, @t.e.s.s_m, has amused netizens after allegedly buying tokens worth KSh 18,000.

How did Kenyan lady accidentally buy KSh 18k tokens?

What would you do if you found out you bought tokens worth KSh 18,000? For one, you might freak out.

Especially if you live in a rented house and have been planning to move out for quite some time.

A Kenyan woman, @t.e.s.s_m, took to TikTok to reveal that she had bought tokens worth KSh 18,000.

In an exclusive with TUKO.co.ke, she revealed that she had contacted KPLC and was waiting for a reversal.

“I reached out to them. Went through some process and then they told me to wait. So Im just waiting to see if they’ll do the reversal.”

The revelation amused her followers, some of them disclosed that they had also made errors when purchasing tokens, and some alleged they had used up to KSh 23,000.

Netizens react to lady who bought KSh 18k tokens

@Carol:

“The only thing that saves me from such problems is insufficient funds.”

@MS_MATHEWS01:

“Last year I bought za KSh 4,000 I couldn’t sleep I kept calling M-Pesa.”

@Shuaib Abdikadir. H :

“And then that building gets sold.”

@Kerril.yves:

“You can get the money back, unge enda kwa KPLC offices and fill the reversal form. I bought ya 15k juzi, now waiting for my reversal.”

@:

“My dad bought for KSh 70,000 back in 2022.”

@Emmanuel Muthui:

“Now you have a whole year of tokens.”

@lil rayzer:

“Anza tu biz ya welding sasa coz hizo haziishi soon.”

@lorna:

“I bought ya KSh 48,000 last year July in the middle of sherehe ….uwueh t for tuff.”

@R:

“My friend bought ya KSh 55,000 akaenda afanyiwe reversal it took 4 days kurudi.”

@Makoro_Vella:

“Alafu ulikua unakalia deposit next month unahama.”

@Beattto:

“I bought for KSh 23,000 last year … I know the feeling.”

@kulture_01:

“Alafu ikuwe uko rentals na unadai kuhama next month.”

How Kenyan woman attempted to deplete tokens

In other news, TikTok user Angie Muhonja disclosed she was moving out of her house and wanted to exhaust the tokens before she left.

She was filmed using a hair dryer to dry a water tank as she struggled to use the remaining electricity units.

Social media users were amused by the young lady's attempt to deplete her tokens before she left the house.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke