r/ProRevenge: Revenge on a Librarian and Hidden Charges Debacle

Revenge on a "Hot" Librarian

• 🎯 The narrator took a job at a library in 2016 and quickly clashed with a co-worker, Monica, who disliked the narrator for getting the job over her friend and for bringing donuts from a competing business.
• ⚠️ A mistake involving a library card and a patron led to the card being misplaced, and Monica was the last person seen at the computer before the card reappeared, leading to suspicion that the narrator had hidden it.
• 📉 This incident, along with the narrator's screw-up, negatively impacted the manager's record, contributing to his eventual firing and forced relocation.
• 📸 Two years later, the narrator discovered Monica's NSFW BDSM Twitter account and found compromising photos she had taken of herself inside the library.
• 📧 Using a burner email, the narrator anonymously reported Monica to HR with the incriminating photos, leading to her immediate termination from the library.
• ☕ Monica was also fired from her second job at a coffee shop after her library firing was revealed to the coffee shop owner, who was also a church acquaintance of the library's new children's section manager.
• 🚗 As a result of losing both jobs and facing bad references, Monica's car was repossessed, her scholarship for college was revoked, and she had to move back in with her mother.

Hidden Charges Revenge

• 🛍️ The narrator and his wife, both on disability, purchased a football rebounder online from a UK retailer for their son, unaware of additional import/customs charges.
• 📞 After being notified of unexpected charges by UPS, the narrator spent three days trying to resolve the issue with the retailer, facing long hold times and unfulfilled promises of manager callbacks.
• 😠 The retailer offered a meager €20 gift voucher and vaguely mentioned potential "delivery duty unpaid" charges, but could not specify where this information was displayed during the transaction.
• 📢 Frustrated, the narrator threatened to post the entire situation on LinkedIn, tagging senior company officers, if a manager did not call within 60 minutes.
• 💻 When no call was received, the narrator followed through, posting evidence of the hidden charges and the company's poor customer service, tagging executives and shaming the company.
• 📉 The retailer initially tried to remove the product from their website, but the narrator provided further evidence of the item's prior listing and the company's attempts to hide the issue.
• 🏆 The narrator's actions led to a call from a senior UK executive who apologized profusely and agreed to the narrator's demands: the original €50 back, a full refund on the entire purchase, and to keep the product.
• 💪 The story concludes with the moral that one should not tolerate poor treatment from companies, especially when consumer rights are violated.