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Client Refuses to Pay Ad Designer, Changes All Ads to Say Client is a Scammer
When this client refused to pay an ad designer for their work, the designer decided to cut their losses and settle for a bit of revenge instead. They had been granted access to the client's Facebook page to set up the advertisements, and those privileges had not yet been removed.
After being stiffed by said client, this topic was posted to r/pettyrevenge by u/BigPower6749. The post is currently sitting at 10k upvotes. They explained how they exacted their revenge in the post, "Her ads are still running, so I decided to change it. I changed the pictures to a text post [that] says 'Don't buy from this. The owner refused to give me my salary.'"
We see online topics about artists and creative workers not being paid for their work or being targeted by "choosing beggars." These stories always end up with the artist not being paid and losing out and seldom do they get any repentance from their terrible clients. So it's always great to see an artist getting the upper hand.
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