An Aussie business beloved by mums, Pip and Lenny, has been left reeling after falling victim to a devastating hack that drained all of its profits. The clothing brand, catering to children aged zero to seven, had its Facebook account compromised on Monday, resulting in the loss of thousands of dollars.
With over 150,000 followers on the social media platform, Pip and Lenny took to Instagram to share the heartbreaking news with their loyal customers. Describing the hack as “shattering,” the business expressed their determination to overcome this setback and continue their operations.
In a subsequent post, Pip and Lenny referred to the hack as the “darkest day” in their seven years of business, emphasizing the magnitude of the financial loss they had incurred. Despite the devastating blow, the brand received an outpouring of support from customers, who rallied behind them during this challenging time.
Many customers shared their own experiences with social media hacks, highlighting the prevalence of such cybercrimes in the digital age. Despite the setbacks, Pip and Lenny found solace in the unwavering support of their community, viewing it as a “silver lining” amidst the chaos caused by the hack.
As the business works tirelessly to resolve the issue and recover from the financial setback, their loyal customers continue to stand by them, demonstrating the resilience and solidarity that define the Pip and Lenny community.