Durian Buyer Claims Issues After Viral 'Pimrypie' Sale

Footage shows the aftermath of a storm in Chanthaburi, with durian trees flattened and crops destroyed.

Reports indicate that the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and the Ministry of Commerce are planning to provide aid to farmers affected by the storm.

The segment shifts to the fallout from a viral online durian sale, with customers receiving their orders.

A customer shares their experience unboxing durian purchased for 100 Baht, showing the size and appearance of the fruit.

While some customers found the durian acceptable for the price, others expressed disappointment, feeling it did not match the advertised quality.

One reviewer criticizes the seller, 'Pimrypie,' suggesting she lacks expertise in durian and should avoid selling them to protect her reputation.

The 'Pimrypie' page acknowledges issues and states they are processing claims for customers who received unsatisfactory durian.

A clarification is made that 'Pimrypie' acts as a seller, with the actual durian sourced and shipped from a supplier's 'long' (sorting facility).

The owner of the durian supplier, 'Nong Pa Phaeng,' apologizes for packing errors and offers compensation, including premium products.

The supplier details the compensation offered, including sending two premium boxes of durian as an apology for packing mistakes.