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The ‘What I Wanted Vs. What I Got’ Trend Has People Sharing Funny Stories Of Frustration (35 New Pics)
What you see is not always what you get. Especially when it comes to someone trying to sell you their products or services.
Last year, we at Bored Panda covered a TikTok challenge that invites people to reveal the times they wanted very specific things but received something else entirely and were completely disappointed.
Well, the 'What I Wanted Vs. What I Got' online trend is still going strong, so we decided to make another publication about it. From ruined hairdos to tattoo disasters, we went through everyone's most hated and beloved app, and here's the new batch we compiled for you.
TikTokers are continuing to make videos about their unexpected regrets and millions of people are tuning in to share their sorrow
@melaniewilmoth3 Shein count your days😂😂 #shein #fail #fyp #foryoupage #whatiwantedvswhatigot ♬ original sound - Kneely_Knight
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DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago
Someone give me something to stop my laughs, I'm pretty sure my neighbors are getting scared
Accepting the bad hand you were dealt and laughing about it online is actually not the worst way to cope with hardship. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), people react differently to uncertainty and those with a higher intolerance for it may be less resilient and more prone to low mood, negative or down feelings, and anxiety.
The organization also provides these simple steps that can help you feel in control:
First of all, be kind to yourself. Some people are better at dealing with uncertainties than others, so don’t beat yourself up if your tolerance for unpredictability is lower than your friend's. Remind yourself that it might take time for the stressful situation to resolve, and try to remain patient with yourself in the meantime.
#3
DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago (edited)
Poor kid's gonna have nightmares now. Elmo's ruined for them.
#5
DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago
I can picture her soul leaving her body after seeing and wearing this disaster. I mean, THAT expression says it all 🙌🏻
You can also reflect on past successes. Chances are you've overcome stressful events in the past, so give yourself credit for it. Reflect on what you did during that event that was helpful and what you might like to do differently this time.
Also, work on developing new skills. When life is relatively calm, it can be a good idea to try things outside your comfort zone. From standing up to a difficult boss to picking up a hobby, taking risks helps you develop confidence that comes in handy when life veers off course.
#6
DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago
I'm seeing kids' favorite characters getting ruined for them, and the new nightmare materials setting in
#7
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
I hope for her sake that this wasn't for something important like a wedding or a quinceanera
Limit exposure to the news if you think it's affecting you. When we’re stressed about something, it can be tough to look away, but compulsively checking the news only keeps you wound up. Try to limit your check-ins and avoid the news during vulnerable times of day, such as right before going to bed.
Let go of things that are out of your control. When uncertainty strikes, many people immediately imagine worst-case scenarios. Try to get rid of the habit of ruminating on negative events.
Furthermore, ask yourself: if a friend came to me with this worry, what would I tell her? Imagining your situation from the outside can often provide perspective and fresh ideas. Trust your gut!
#11
Engage in self-care. Don't allow stress to derail your healthy routines. Make conscious efforts to eat well, exercise, and get enough sleep. Many folks find stress release in practices such as yoga and meditation.
Seek support from those you trust. People tend to isolate themselves when they’re stressed or worried but social support is important, so reach out to family and friends.
#14
As mentioned before, focus on the things that are within your control. Even if it's something as simple as meal planning or laying out your clothes the night before a stressful day. Establish routines to give your days and weeks some comforting structure.
However, if you continue to have trouble managing stress and coping with uncertainty, ask for professional help. Psychologists are experts in teaching people how to develop healthy ways of tackling stress.
At the end of the day, thinking differently about your ability to manage uncertainty is a skill that can improve with practice. But if venting on TikToks works, who's to say you're doing something wrong?
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Layla Corman 3 years ago
They definitely used a needle that was too thick for this type of fine line tattoo.
Kiki Müller 3 years ago
Nope. This is just a part of the body where the ink bleeds out under the skin. I have a tattoo behind my ear, that is supposed to say "42", but only few years later it is often mistaken for a Fish or skin cancer.
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Rod Egret 3 years ago
Left is a temp (fake) tattoo, no way you can get that fine design with a needle.
Aisling Raye 3 years ago
Granted, what she wanted is pretty and what she got is an abomination ..... but with the line work and shading so incredibly delicate on the "want," it would fade to a mess pretty quick anyway.
Brandon 3 years ago
I can only imagine how horrible it must be to regret something like a tattoo. I've made some bad purchases that I've regretted, so I can only imagine how tough this must be.
Cat Crazy Lady 3 years ago (edited)
Yeah it must be terrible. A long time ago I read in the paper (here in Sweden) A woman wanted a my little pony tattoo, quite a big one. She got a c*mshot instead. She had given the tattoo artist what turned out to be a p*rno movie to look at instead of a my little pony video. The boyfriend "don't watch p*rn" so she never knew where it came from.
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Shaun Coleman 3 years ago
Honestly, do people not do research on tattoo artists before hiring them???
Upstaged75 3 years ago
Yikes - don't all artists stencil the design on you beforehand and have you approve it before they start? That's how all my tattoos were done. I would never let someone wing it or not let me see ahead of time. That's going to be on your body the rest of your life!
BookCrazyTeen 3 years ago
Obviously if the one on the left is the one that you wanted than this is pretty bad, but by itself it doesn’t look awful
#24
Layla Corman 3 years ago
Kylie Jenner had this on in one of her IG photos. Yes, it stretches like crazy, but unless your paying for the actual designer then expect to get the crazy, cheep, knockoff that doesn't stretch or fit.
#29
DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago
"I'm sorry miss, we sent you BigFoot's order by mistake. Our bad."
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#31
GoddessOfChaos 3 years ago
This such an easy nail art to do, please don’t tell me it was done by a “ professional”
#33
Michelle M 3 years ago
Though the materials are clearly different, I feel like it would fit perfectly on someone with the same body shape as the first pic.
#34
The world is filled with amusing disappointments that can take you by surprise when purchasing a product or service. Finding humor in these unexpected experiences can be a delightful coping mechanism. Just as the 'What I Wanted vs. What I Got' theme vividly captures the disparities between hopes and reality, acknowledging these mismatches can lead to laughter and understanding.
Enhancing your perception of this concept, explore the intriguing examples shown in the realm of unpredictable outcomes.
#37
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
You buy crap from Wish for $0.99 and $10.00 shipping, you get crap from Wish.
#38
#39
Cactus McCoy 3 years ago (edited)
This might look completely different standing straight up. The mannequin also has quuiitte unrealistic proportions, so the result must differ. Also: lighting.
#41
rabbitsrabbit 3 years ago
Other than the colour (could be a lighting issue), it looks close.The blouse is hitting her hands and the pants her feet so the length is right.
#46
GoddessOfChaos 3 years ago
I don’t get how a professional could mess up these flame designs, they’re not that hard
#47
Michelle M 3 years ago
That's super relaxed hair and the second is probably natural or semi. Of course, one can't expect the same result although the cut style is the same.
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#53
Layla Corman 3 years ago
That's actually one of the best knockoffs I've seen. Dam complainers!
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EvilK 3 years ago
Most of these are actually "What I wanted vs. What I was ready to pay for it".
Helena R 3 years ago
Especially the nail ones! if you want super fancy designs that are difficult, you've gotta pay the going rate for some with experience and skill
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CatGirl 3 years ago
If you buy cheap Chinese stuff online - especially figure-hugging stuff shown on a model with unusual proportions - don't expect them to fit YOUR unusual proportions...
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
Don't expect them to fit you. Sometimes. When I order American an XL is ok but from china it's an 8x first of all how humiliating is that.
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Kayla J 3 years ago (edited)
Look, it has been a long time since I have been in a tattoo shop and it was for others not myself, but they got a whole drawing from the artist, questions answered, an outline the artist would use, etc. It's going to be with you for life, get to know your artist As for the clothing ones, do more diligence when finding sites especially from social media ads. It doesn't matter that they sell Americanized/Western clothing with Kardashian looking models, google their name and look up reviews including from BBB, etc. Is the contact information more than a page, does it include a real address with a company you can find? Etc. You'll start to find a trail that perhaps makes you think twice.
Canadian in Cornwall 3 years ago
the old adage applies here, if it looks too good be true, it probably is !
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Sareaesque 3 years ago (edited)
If you're buying a product from a company like Wish, they have no transparency on who is making the products being sold, and no policies in place to ensure the quality of the products or the conditions they are produced in (i.e. child/slave labour, safety of product/materials etc.) Often what happens is that a seller on the site will use photos by legitimate crafters without their permission, then put together a cheap estimation of how the product is actually made. Bernadette Banner on youtube did a breakdown comparing one of her dresses to a knock-off which was sold using her own photographs.
Emmydearest 3 years ago
It would be nice to see the price they paid for some of those clothes. Because if that beautiful beaded garment with an intricate pattern and real feathers costs 23 dollars... 😬 I can guarantee it's either a scam or plain labour exploitation. I mean, the cost of the fabric itself would be much more of the price you're paying for the final garment! People, when it's too good to be true, it's probably not true...
Charlotte A. 3 years ago
Seeing as most people want their tattoos to be unique and meaningful to them, I find it surprising that so many others go "Oh look at that person's tattoo, I want the exact same thing". Besides that, people want the oddest things... o.O
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I always say if you want a tattoo have a shirt made with the design on it ! Where it everyday for a month and see if you still want that tattoo !
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Sherbaan Naab 3 years ago
Some are scams, but many are people going for the cheap version, or for the bargain. So it should be: what I wanted Vs what I paid for.
UpupaEpops 3 years ago
At least half of these are people being cheap and wanting to pay 50 for something worth hundreds...
ratfreezer 3 years ago
I really dislike all the clothing pics. I'm just so sick of fast fashion, there's everything wrong with it. It's awful from both environmental and human rights point of view. I've seen some rise in buying second hand etc. for these reasons, but I wish we could get faster back to buying less but much more expensive and excellent quality clothes that we would take a good care of. Learning basic sewing skills etc. that would enable most people to fix anything that breaks etc. & taking pride and joy from maintaining something that serves you well instead of constantly wanting something new.
Little Miss Betty 3 years ago
Note to self; Do not buy from Wish. If it seems to good to be true, it usually is. Research any place that will be doing something permanent on me! 🤣
Deja Katz 3 years ago
Wish is good for small gifts and toys, clothing not so much
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Ivana 3 years ago
I do not feel bad for people with the clothes. People go on to site like shein and buy these cheap clothes that are made by people working in horrible conditions, creates a huge environmental issue (60% of plastic production and waste), and then because they were so cheap it isn't worth it to return them so they end up in land fields. So you just purchased something made under abusive labor conditions, people working 75 hour weeks for a few dollars a day, for something that they will never even wear and will just add to the mountains of waste we already have. It isn't cheap if you can't even wear it. Stop buying that crap, we all already know it is crap. Not only is it unwearable, it was also made by people being abused and it is destroying the environment. It isn't funny, it is a huge f*****g issue.
gracefullikeagazelle 3 years ago
I had no idea about these dreadful labour conditions. I'm ashamed for not researching SHEIN before purchasing from their online catalogue. Thank you for the tear-filled eye opener. Please continue lobbying against such companies.
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XenoMurph 3 years ago
Some of these are simply people looking at a photoshopped picture of a model in a dress, and then not looking like a photoshopped model in a dress
Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
Not really. Most of the fabrics are cheap papers like viscose. Really garbage. I bought two great shirts that hurt to touch. One beautiful two piece dress completely sheer with terrible sewing errors. But wait, there was more. Nothing wearable.
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aubergine10003 3 years ago
Here's the thing on the tattoo ones: normally when you get a tattoo, you get an outline of the design printed onto your skin before the actual needle goes in. If it looks like crap at that point, it's not going to look any better as a tattoo!
Lilith the Demon Panda 3 years ago
at lot of these stuffs I'm wondering why would anyone even want them in the first place
Steve Ramaekers 3 years ago
A lot of these fit better with the Pinterest fail theme. I tried to do this cake or these nails etc and failed
Vicky Zar 3 years ago
I bet a lot of these could have been avoided by not buying of wish or going to a proper stylist. I get that most people cannot afford fancy stuff, I can't either, but if you can't then settle for something you can afford instead of trying to get something high end out of a cheap provider.
Alban Bizet 3 years ago
You want couture at Alibaba price, You want tattoo on the cheap, intricate cake at store bought price, you get for what you paid, no need to be disapointed
Susan Egan 3 years ago
Seems like some of these posters did not look at what the designers offered. Nor did they ask questions. Walking in to a hairdresser, cake shop, nail salon, or tattoo studio with a picture and expecting some one to replicate it is not bright. Look at what they do, ask questions, listen to them if they say "I'll do the best I can but...." if that comes out of their mouths, listen closely. They may be telling you your hair won't look the same, or the tattoo is not the style they normally do. This is a polite way of saying I'll take your money if your willing to take a chance. Cakes, if they don't display it, why would you think they can make it?
Katherine Boag 3 years ago
Dont buy clothes online without a good return policy. Dont get budget tattoos. Dont demand fancy cakes from the supermarket.
Lynn H 3 years ago
A couple suggestions: make sure the tattoo artist knows what the F they're doing. Don't over bleach your hair! Geez! Leave it alone. And if you see a $$$$ dress for $$, you are going to get $ dress and that's it. Go to the store and get one you know is good rather than wasting time and money on crap clothing.
Little Wonder 3 years ago
Okay Pandas, we need to take a little break from judging what people like. Haircuts, nails, clothing styles - just because they don't appeal to you personally doesn't make them bad and it's not grounds for snarky comments about people's taste.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)
This listicle title should be changed to: TikTokers buy cheap stuff off Wish and Ali Bab and are shocked when crap arrives!
ZAPanda 3 years ago
Some rules for Wish, because I guarantee most of these (other than the tattoos) are from there. =1= NEVER order storage (computer storage). It's always fake. If it says 2tb it actually means 14gb. =2= Chinese XXL is EU L and USA M. Kinda. It's best to look at the measurements in CM rather than assume XXL means the same to you as to a Chinese. I ordered a shirt at size XXXL because I knew about this. Guess what, it was an L. Slightly too big, so I tailored it down. =3= Ties and waistcoats from wish are actually good. =4= Shoes are bad, never order shoes from them. Usually plastic, never actual leather. =5= Costume jewelry from them is fine, usually good. =6= Posters from them are usually fine but sometimes low resolution. =7= if it sucks, send a photo and immediately demand a refund, they almost always oblige.
Sareaesque 3 years ago
With sites like Wish and AliBaba, it's also a good idea to reverse image search the product images. If you find the original image source has no connection to the listing you originally found it through, it's highly unlikely the product you'll receive will reflect the product in the photos.
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Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I have to go to a store to buy clothes or shoes unless I’m buying a brand I’m familiar with!
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I also hate shopping 😂I’m 43 and most of my clothes come from my mom or my best friend ! They get tired of seeing me in duck boots, jeans cut mid knee and a black shirt ! 😂
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Ah, the perils of buying online. I got suckered into buying this awesome glow in the dark silver dragon ring once. What I actually got was a cheap piece of crap whose "silver" instantly rubbed off, with bits of glowy plastic glued on. Then they had the gall to keep harassing me for a review, so I obliged with a review saying their product was a ripoff and don't buy it.
Run Forest 3 years ago
Seems like most if not all of these happened to women. And we expect them to run a country?
EvilK 3 years ago
Most of these are actually "What I wanted vs. What I was ready to pay for it".
Helena R 3 years ago
Especially the nail ones! if you want super fancy designs that are difficult, you've gotta pay the going rate for some with experience and skill
Load More Replies... CatGirl 3 years ago
If you buy cheap Chinese stuff online - especially figure-hugging stuff shown on a model with unusual proportions - don't expect them to fit YOUR unusual proportions...
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
Don't expect them to fit you. Sometimes. When I order American an XL is ok but from china it's an 8x first of all how humiliating is that.
Load More Replies... Kayla J 3 years ago (edited)
Look, it has been a long time since I have been in a tattoo shop and it was for others not myself, but they got a whole drawing from the artist, questions answered, an outline the artist would use, etc. It's going to be with you for life, get to know your artist As for the clothing ones, do more diligence when finding sites especially from social media ads. It doesn't matter that they sell Americanized/Western clothing with Kardashian looking models, google their name and look up reviews including from BBB, etc. Is the contact information more than a page, does it include a real address with a company you can find? Etc. You'll start to find a trail that perhaps makes you think twice.
Canadian in Cornwall 3 years ago
the old adage applies here, if it looks too good be true, it probably is !
Load More Replies... Sareaesque 3 years ago (edited)
If you're buying a product from a company like Wish, they have no transparency on who is making the products being sold, and no policies in place to ensure the quality of the products or the conditions they are produced in (i.e. child/slave labour, safety of product/materials etc.) Often what happens is that a seller on the site will use photos by legitimate crafters without their permission, then put together a cheap estimation of how the product is actually made. Bernadette Banner on youtube did a breakdown comparing one of her dresses to a knock-off which was sold using her own photographs.
Emmydearest 3 years ago
It would be nice to see the price they paid for some of those clothes. Because if that beautiful beaded garment with an intricate pattern and real feathers costs 23 dollars... 😬 I can guarantee it's either a scam or plain labour exploitation. I mean, the cost of the fabric itself would be much more of the price you're paying for the final garment! People, when it's too good to be true, it's probably not true...
Charlotte A. 3 years ago
Seeing as most people want their tattoos to be unique and meaningful to them, I find it surprising that so many others go "Oh look at that person's tattoo, I want the exact same thing". Besides that, people want the oddest things... o.O
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I always say if you want a tattoo have a shirt made with the design on it ! Where it everyday for a month and see if you still want that tattoo !
Load More Replies... Sherbaan Naab 3 years ago
Some are scams, but many are people going for the cheap version, or for the bargain. So it should be: what I wanted Vs what I paid for.
UpupaEpops 3 years ago
At least half of these are people being cheap and wanting to pay 50 for something worth hundreds...
ratfreezer 3 years ago
I really dislike all the clothing pics. I'm just so sick of fast fashion, there's everything wrong with it. It's awful from both environmental and human rights point of view. I've seen some rise in buying second hand etc. for these reasons, but I wish we could get faster back to buying less but much more expensive and excellent quality clothes that we would take a good care of. Learning basic sewing skills etc. that would enable most people to fix anything that breaks etc. & taking pride and joy from maintaining something that serves you well instead of constantly wanting something new.
Little Miss Betty 3 years ago
Note to self; Do not buy from Wish. If it seems to good to be true, it usually is. Research any place that will be doing something permanent on me! 🤣
Deja Katz 3 years ago
Wish is good for small gifts and toys, clothing not so much
Load More Replies... Ivana 3 years ago
I do not feel bad for people with the clothes. People go on to site like shein and buy these cheap clothes that are made by people working in horrible conditions, creates a huge environmental issue (60% of plastic production and waste), and then because they were so cheap it isn't worth it to return them so they end up in land fields. So you just purchased something made under abusive labor conditions, people working 75 hour weeks for a few dollars a day, for something that they will never even wear and will just add to the mountains of waste we already have. It isn't cheap if you can't even wear it. Stop buying that crap, we all already know it is crap. Not only is it unwearable, it was also made by people being abused and it is destroying the environment. It isn't funny, it is a huge f*****g issue.
gracefullikeagazelle 3 years ago
I had no idea about these dreadful labour conditions. I'm ashamed for not researching SHEIN before purchasing from their online catalogue. Thank you for the tear-filled eye opener. Please continue lobbying against such companies.
Load More Replies... XenoMurph 3 years ago
Some of these are simply people looking at a photoshopped picture of a model in a dress, and then not looking like a photoshopped model in a dress
Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
Not really. Most of the fabrics are cheap papers like viscose. Really garbage. I bought two great shirts that hurt to touch. One beautiful two piece dress completely sheer with terrible sewing errors. But wait, there was more. Nothing wearable.
Load More Replies... aubergine10003 3 years ago
Here's the thing on the tattoo ones: normally when you get a tattoo, you get an outline of the design printed onto your skin before the actual needle goes in. If it looks like crap at that point, it's not going to look any better as a tattoo!
Lilith the Demon Panda 3 years ago
at lot of these stuffs I'm wondering why would anyone even want them in the first place
Steve Ramaekers 3 years ago
A lot of these fit better with the Pinterest fail theme. I tried to do this cake or these nails etc and failed
Vicky Zar 3 years ago
I bet a lot of these could have been avoided by not buying of wish or going to a proper stylist. I get that most people cannot afford fancy stuff, I can't either, but if you can't then settle for something you can afford instead of trying to get something high end out of a cheap provider.
Alban Bizet 3 years ago
You want couture at Alibaba price, You want tattoo on the cheap, intricate cake at store bought price, you get for what you paid, no need to be disapointed
Susan Egan 3 years ago
Seems like some of these posters did not look at what the designers offered. Nor did they ask questions. Walking in to a hairdresser, cake shop, nail salon, or tattoo studio with a picture and expecting some one to replicate it is not bright. Look at what they do, ask questions, listen to them if they say "I'll do the best I can but...." if that comes out of their mouths, listen closely. They may be telling you your hair won't look the same, or the tattoo is not the style they normally do. This is a polite way of saying I'll take your money if your willing to take a chance. Cakes, if they don't display it, why would you think they can make it?
Katherine Boag 3 years ago
Dont buy clothes online without a good return policy. Dont get budget tattoos. Dont demand fancy cakes from the supermarket.
Lynn H 3 years ago
A couple suggestions: make sure the tattoo artist knows what the F they're doing. Don't over bleach your hair! Geez! Leave it alone. And if you see a $$$$ dress for $$, you are going to get $ dress and that's it. Go to the store and get one you know is good rather than wasting time and money on crap clothing.
Little Wonder 3 years ago
Okay Pandas, we need to take a little break from judging what people like. Haircuts, nails, clothing styles - just because they don't appeal to you personally doesn't make them bad and it's not grounds for snarky comments about people's taste.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)
This listicle title should be changed to: TikTokers buy cheap stuff off Wish and Ali Bab and are shocked when crap arrives!
ZAPanda 3 years ago
Some rules for Wish, because I guarantee most of these (other than the tattoos) are from there. =1= NEVER order storage (computer storage). It's always fake. If it says 2tb it actually means 14gb. =2= Chinese XXL is EU L and USA M. Kinda. It's best to look at the measurements in CM rather than assume XXL means the same to you as to a Chinese. I ordered a shirt at size XXXL because I knew about this. Guess what, it was an L. Slightly too big, so I tailored it down. =3= Ties and waistcoats from wish are actually good. =4= Shoes are bad, never order shoes from them. Usually plastic, never actual leather. =5= Costume jewelry from them is fine, usually good. =6= Posters from them are usually fine but sometimes low resolution. =7= if it sucks, send a photo and immediately demand a refund, they almost always oblige.
Sareaesque 3 years ago
With sites like Wish and AliBaba, it's also a good idea to reverse image search the product images. If you find the original image source has no connection to the listing you originally found it through, it's highly unlikely the product you'll receive will reflect the product in the photos.
Load More Replies... Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I have to go to a store to buy clothes or shoes unless I’m buying a brand I’m familiar with!
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
I also hate shopping 😂I’m 43 and most of my clothes come from my mom or my best friend ! They get tired of seeing me in duck boots, jeans cut mid knee and a black shirt ! 😂
Load More Replies... Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Ah, the perils of buying online. I got suckered into buying this awesome glow in the dark silver dragon ring once. What I actually got was a cheap piece of crap whose "silver" instantly rubbed off, with bits of glowy plastic glued on. Then they had the gall to keep harassing me for a review, so I obliged with a review saying their product was a ripoff and don't buy it.
Run Forest 3 years ago
Seems like most if not all of these happened to women. And we expect them to run a country?
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