Doan Di Bang's husband placed an order for a 70-piece item on Thai Cong live and received a discount code of 70k

On the evening of January 9, the online community flocked to watch Thai Cong's first livestream since opening the TikTok shop. Most people watch out of curiosity, but the remaining few continuously close orders to the point of running out of products in stock.

Thai Cong's first livestream sales session took place at 8:00 pm on January 9 on Thai Cong's TikTok Shop, quickly attracting huge views. In just the first 4 minutes, the livestream session had up to 6.7K views, and by the 20th minute there were more than 1 million people with hearts.

Notably, one of Thai Cong's "regular" customers, Doan Di Bang, also shared his story of hunting for a sale and the item was successfully listed in a close friend's livestream. Specifically, the tycoon's wife showed off on her personal page a picture of the order that her husband closed during Thai Cong's live session, with the content: "Seeing that I was sad, he went on live with Thai Cong to hunt for a teapot to give me for sale." The result is a discount of 70k".

Specifically, Doan Di Bang's husband bought her a tea set at Thai Cong's first livestream. The item that Doan Di Bang's husband bought on Thai Cong's livestream was a maple leaf tea set, L, for 4 people and originated from Germany. The price of this tea set is 70,480,000 VND.

In particular, Doan Di Bang did not forget to highlight the discount code that her husband had found, which was a shipping fee discount code worth... 70k, accompanied by a picture of the order that her husband bought on the Thai shop. Labour.

This discount code makes netizens laugh out loud because it's so terrible! Even though they knew that price was not a problem for Doan Di Bang's family, seeing her regretful attitude when she could only hunt for 70k code made everyone laugh. Indeed, hunting for sales or discount codes is fun for anyone, especially those who are passionate about shopping.

Previously, Doan Di Bang and her husband attracted many people's attention as Thai Cong's regular customers. She often posted videos showing off her shopping exploits.

She once showed off the products she "bought" from this interior designer's "shop" which were a series of household appliances such as: Room sprayer (6.7 million VND), decorative stars (nearly 5 million VND), pair of candlesticks (11.6 million VND), flower vase (32.4 million VND), total purchase of many types of scented candles nearly 50 million VND, silver tray (11.5 - 31.7 million VND)...

Doan Di Bang shared that she did not directly buy on Quach Thai Cong's TikTok but called directly to place an order and have it delivered to her home. In addition, because he is a "VIP" customer, Doan Di Bang also received valuable gifts.

It is known that not only does Doan Di Bang regularly shop at Thai Cong shop, he is also a "regular customer" of this famous designer, having spent 7.5 billion VND to hire him to draw the architectural and interior design of the villa. The family's new value is 400 billion VND.

Doan Di Bang's husband is Nguyen Quoc Vu, a famous tycoon born in 1978. He comes from a family with a long business tradition and has known his wife since the early days of her career.

10 years ago, the wedding of Quoc Vu and Doan Di Bang caused a stir when the bride received a huge gift from the groom's family, including a wedding gift of 2 billion and a house worth 1 million USD. And spent nearly 3 billion VND to organize a wedding party with the participation of many friends and famous artists.

Husband Doan Di Bang is famous for pampering his wife. So, a tea set worth 70 million or any other item at Thai Cong store, as long as Di Bang wants it, her husband can immediately buy it as a gift for his wife.

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