Online shopping has transformed the way we buy. In fact, it's so common now that physical stores are literally closing down because of it.
But even though online shopping offers convenience, endless selection, and often better prices, it's not perfect. For one thing, there's no way to try on clothes, feel the quality of the product, or inspect it for functionality or defects.
These customers learned the hard way that shopping online isn't everything it's cracked up to be.
You're expecting a cute, fuzzy penguin craft and instead, you get a bird-monkey hybrid. It doesn't even look like it's meant to fit inside the cuddly exterior. Just...what?!
Using the lighter for size reference was a good move because it's about the only thing they'll be able to fit in this tiny purse. It's not fancy enough to use as an evening bag either. What a waste!
This is obviously more than just a sizing issue. This is a straight up false advertising. I hope this woman has a backup outfit she can wear!
I'm not gonna lie, I kinda love this. But I can imagine some horrified kids who were expecting adorable teddy bears. Someone clearly forgot how to blow up balloons during the product design phase.
Not even standard sized ones either. Tiny dinner parties only, from here on out. I wonder how much this set cost? It's obviously a case of "if the price sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
It was too late when he realized that this seller hadn't specified the size of the carpet. Assumptions were made, and...well, you see the result.
He bought a mug expecting it to change from black to a Christmas scene, but the company actually printed the demo image on the cup instead. It's funny...but only because I didn't pay for it.
Someone sewed the arm on upside down so that it points upward and will pull if you put your arm down. Better hope whoever bought this is a Broadway performer.
They ordered the shirt on the left but received the one on the right. I hope this was an honest mistake otherwise, it's kind of an abuse of power... Although, I'd be lying if I said it wasn't funny.
The most alarming thing is that this is a Hallmark product. I thought they'd be above these types of fails.
It's always important to read the dimensions when you buy something online. Although, it doesn't appear this guy read anything other than the price when he added the chair to his cart. It says "Boys" right in the description!
Now, this is the face of a disgruntled customer if I ever saw one, and honestly, I don't blame kitty one bit!
Dirt cheap prices usually tell me a product is gonna be horrible quality or miniature. In this instance, at least one of those two things is accurate.
This is the kind of design fail that could actually have some serious repercussions. This customer obviously had the intention of calling out racism but now, thanks to this poorly designed sweater, appears to be supporting it.
But when they received the product, the security tag was still attached. It was even purchased directly from the store website! Now they've gotta through the hassle of getting the tagged removed...and looking like they stole it.
This customer ordered an OraCorp blowdryer from Amazon. As soon as she turned it on, it started shooting flames! When the ad said the blowdryer was powerful, I don't think she expected this hot heat.
The costume ended up not being as amazing as he probably anticipated, but the smile on his face makes us think he really doesn't mind.
He just has a little bit of growing to do — he'll be good to go in a Halloween or two.
Sometimes, all your food-loving hopes and dreams can be crushed right on the spot.
To be honest, I'd be sad, but I'd still eat it.
But any Jurassic Park fan knows full well that his glasses are tinted, and this is an abomination.
Still, advertisements like this should be outright banned. It's clearly deceiving.
Instead, she got...well, this. Is anyone else seeing the irony here or what?
But there's a reason for that, and this customer found out the hard (and actually kind of hilarious) way.
Unless this person actually wanted a pillow with a child's face printed on it.
