"We didn’t even mention the name Caprice or tag him in our post, so why is he offended?" he told Kosmo.
"If Caprice really wants to sue, send a summons letter to our side, let my lawyer check it later," Ameer was quoted as saying by Kosmo.
Earlier, Caprice, or Ariz Ramli, threatened to sue Mydin for RM30 million unless the hypermarket publicly apologised for the post. According to Kosmo, Ameer said his company did not commit any offences in any of its social media posts, nor did it insult or humiliate anyone.
"Siapa makan cili, dia yang rasa pedas," Ameer said. Mydin’s Twitter post read: "Thought of just buying tea at first, but also bought a cap with rice. Upon reaching home, felt like the cap and rice were unnecessary. Thankfully, Mydin allows purchases to be returned within 24 hours."
Caprice had since responded to Ameer's remarks in an Instagram story: "I never thought someone we looked up to and respect would stoop low to allowing his social media team to sindir/perli me."
He also offered to pay for Malaysians who wish to shop at Mydin for certain items. "I'd like to pay for their rice, oil and 3 other items next week. Pick whichever location," Caprice said.
His options were Subang Jaya, Bukit Jelutong or Batu Caves.
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