Australian Woman Caught Her Husband Cheating Thanks to a Supermarket’s Bonus Program (2 photos + 1 video)

Netizens noted that the disclosure of infidelity using this method was "brilliant". At the same time, some say that the woman clearly wanted to end the relationship if she took such a step.





Investigator Cassie from the private agency Venus Investigations in Australia told how one of her clients approached her. She suspected that her husband was clearly having an affair and wanted to test her lover for loyalty.

The private detective says that they discovered the man's allegedly frequent trips from Queensland to New South Wales. The investigator then advised her to look at the man's bank account and see where exactly he had made purchases recently while he was supposedly "on a business trip."

Cassie says the woman first checked their joint bank statements for signs of purchases. She found transactions at an Australian supermarket called Coles and a hardware store called Bunnings.

However, there was no link to the location of the purchase. So, on Cassie's advice, the client looked at the electronic receipts in one app to see what bonuses her cheating husband had received and at which store, and that helped.



It turned out that her husband did not buy goods in New South Wales during his "vacation", where he allegedly had a business trip. At that time, he was in the suburbs of the capital of the province of Queensland, not far from the place of residence of his ex.

"Well, if he had refused bonus points and a $10 discount, then the whole affair would have remained a secret. But a $10 discount in the store - and that's it, now it will be a very expensive divorce," Cassie said ironically.

In the comments to this video, many will note the ingenuity of the investigator. Some say that the idea is simply brilliant, while others noted that such an unconventional idea could also be useful to them if they suspect their partner is cheating.

Another user wrote that if a woman has already turned to a private detective, then this already means that the relationship is over.

"If you pay someone to spy on your partner, then the relationship is over," the woman wrote.