30 Of The Most Disappointing “What I Wanted Vs What I Got” Examples (New Pics)

I'd wish the person to have gotten the big fancy cake but gotta admit that edible photo on the flat cake caused a spontaneous laugh. Hope the cake was yummy tho and it's been a fun & happy birthday party!

Agree, this looks awkward

You mean your kitten!

Or maybe even a mouse

I was thinking, maybe a guinea pig size there

I actually thought the second pic was a cat! (curled up on the floor).

It looks LIKE a cat, just curled up.

My cat would enjoy the box it came in.

Unless you purposefully ordered it for your cats. Then they would ignore it and sleep in the box it came in instead.

Or the Grinch

Looks structurally sound for such a tall cake

So does January

Not anymore

And so does January.

Not when leap year /s

Yeah they would have do the diagonal thing on the 24 which I'm guessing they didn't think would look as good

While I agree with this sentiment, the internet is simply reusing ideas that are already illegal and then pretending it somehow doesn't apply to them because they are in the wizard box. That dress is not the same cut, colour, material shape, size or weight. In any traditional retail relationship this would well overstep "dressing up for photos" and into the realm of demonstrably false advertising. Shame once again upon our political system for acting like the rules to society don't apply to these shady a*s companies cuz it's on t'Internet.

I've seen many dresses that look quite good at that price or even less. They may not have nice brands on them, or long-lasting, comfortable materials, but the abomination on the right is not a result of low price alone

Because $32 is not a mere pittance

there is s difference between bad quality and simply false advertisement. The dress on the right is not the one you see on the left, that has nothing to do with high quality tbf

hope...we all got hope.

I've gotten dresses for about that price that were definitely better than the one on the right.

I've bought ten dollar dresses that looked like a million bucks. Just depends.

My first job was at barneys in the 80s. With the ridiculously low quality of ANY garment these days, i could absolutely reaaon taking a chance on a $30 dress. Nothing stands up to more than a few cleanings anyway. I would expect them to follow a pattern though.

And material too