When you buy cheap stuff, you get cheap stuff.

I was stupid enough to fall for a Facebook ad showing off an awesome glow in the dark silver dragon ring. It did actually glow, but it was made from nasty cheap metal which instantly turned brown and left green stains on my finger. Then they had the gall to keep harassing me to leave a review! So I wrote one which said "this product is a piece of c**p, don't fall for their BS", complete with copper stained details.

The ones that paid for services or items from someone obviously didnt do their research. I would not trust someone to do my cake, nails or hair unless they had some proof of past experience doing just that.

When will people learn not to skimp on tattoos?

Okay, all the fingernail ones are absurd. They're clearly doing it for the attention or else they'd tell the person to stop after they messed up the first one, wouldn't they?

This is the equivalent of those "I wanted a blue car for xmas and got a red one" posts, except these people clearly have aspirations of expensive ephemeral things but only got 1.50 to spend and are surprised it isn't the same.

Clothing tip: if the models’ face is cut / invisible and/or you notice very varying backgrounds (dresses on beaches, in houses, white background all mixed) they are websites that get their stock from China and you’re at a 92% chance of being ripped off.

So either it's a situation where they show a picture to someone and that person isn't skilled or qualified enough to make that exact thing (Art is hard to replicate, every artist has their unique abilities/style) or companies selling rip off products to anyone willing to give them money.

I'm not on Tik-Tok Toe or the book of Friends, nothing but a waste of time and BS imo. Are these apps/sites just filled with click bait ads that people buy c**p on??? All of these look like complete trash. Just my two cents. 🤷

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Don't these people notice this while it's happening? Why wouldn't you stop it at the first sign of it being bad?

Real moral of the story, IMHO: never, ever, buy clothes online. Moral of the story II: always look for measurements before buying furniture and/or tapestry.