Have you used the Wish app before? You can find really cheap versions of just about anything you’re looking for, which is pretty cool.
The problem, though, is that the site is kind of know for selling items that look NOTHING like they do in the photos.
Call it false advertising if you want to, I prefer to call it HILARIOUS. Because these pics of products that people received definitely were not what they were expecting.
Let’s take a look.
1. Doesn’t really look that sexy, does it?
It’s kind of scary looking, actually.
2. Pretty close…
Actually, not close at all…
Ordered some Christmas cookie cutters off of Wish… from ExpectationVsReality
3. I love this so much.
The guy doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry.
Seller pictures vs reviewer pictures on Wish from ExpectationVsReality
4. They didn’t use spell check before they made these shoes.
That’s really bad…
5. Michael Myers is supposed to be scary!
Looks like a clown.
6. Not even close, bud!
Let’s hope you live somewhere VERY cold.
This winter hat I ordered on Wish (VS) the one I received. from CrappyDesign
7. Not quite as advertised.
I guess you’ll have to put it in the shower.
8. Hahahaha. So good.
Not sure what you’re supposed to do with this.
9. This is so weird.
THAT’S what you sent as a replacement????
10. You took a gamble…
And you LOST.
I knew I was taking a gamble ordering from Wish…. but still, I couldnt stop laughing when my blanket finally arrived! from ExpectationVsReality
11. Not the bad-ass mouse you ordered.
Just a sad, typical mouse…
Yep. Definitely the advertised product. from ExpectationVsReality
12. Are you going to cook for The Smurfs?
This one is really weird.
Always check the dimensions when ordering online from ExpectationVsReality
I guess you get what you pay for, right?
Have you ever had any experiences like this with Wish or any other online shopping places?
Please tell us about it in the comments.
And share some photos if you have them!
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