There’s a lot of things you shouldn’t do on Twitter, as Keith Adams and his ’93yr mum’ found out two weeks ago. But if there’s one person you should really avoid shading, it’s Tesco Mobile.
Unfortunately for Mr Joe Lee, nobody had told him about the Scarface of the British mobile network world – that is, until it was too late.
So let’s cut to the chase.
Joe thought it would be a really funny idea to tweet about Tesco Mobile and refer to them as being the ‘absolute poverty’ network to be on.
He tweeted:
Worst thing about me mother not answering her phone, is her voicemail reminding me that she's on the absolute poverty Tesco Mobile.
— Mr Joe Lee (@MisterJoeLee) July 2, 2016
Oh dear Joe. Oh dear.
Despite not even tagging Tesco Mobile’s account in the tweet, they heard all about it and held no bars with their revenge attack.
[tweet https://twitter.com/tescomobile/status/749542835066658816 conversation=”false”]
Rest in peace Joe.
And as with all things on the Internet, it didn’t take very long at all for everybody to jump on the bandwagon…
[tweet https://twitter.com/c0zzyk/status/749938561097560064 conversation=”false”]
[tweet https://twitter.com/JaackJH/status/749571842537623552 conversation=”false”]
Others decided they were going to transfer:
What are you waiting for?
— Tesco Mobile (@tescomobile) July 4, 2016
But because Tesco Mobile are the most ruthless mobile company out there, you should not be surprised to learn that they’ve done this before:
@LiyahSummers When you realise your mates are ignoring you LOOOOOOOOL #nojoke
— Tesco Mobile (@tescomobile) June 30, 2013
#nojoke.
Moral of the story: Don’t fuck with Tesco Mobile.