While The World Is Going Online, Online Shopping Even From Reputable Websites Carries Risks.
The global covid-19 pandemic has increased online shopping worldwide; 2022 is expected to be the first trillion dollar year for online sales. This increase was first seen in 2020 when online consumer spending reached a record $813 billion (a 42% increase over 2019).
Before the pandemic, online shopping was an option next to physical shopping. Usually, if you can’t find what you’re looking for in a physical store, online shopping is the only option.
Now, we are used to finalizing our purchase with a few clicks, So it’s no surprise that the world of e-shopping has shown us its other side, and there are more online shopping failures than ever.
In this episode of Shutter, we’ll look at some funniest, weirdest, and most frustrating examples of online shopping. So stay with us until the end of this article.
This is the second time they have sent me body shampoo instead of creole butter!
It is the body shampoo that Amazon delivered to me today! What do they expect me to do with Creole butter?
eBay sent me blindfolds instead of toothpaste!
We just moved to Florida and wanted to protect ourselves from the sun by ordering these hats!
The cake on the left is what I ordered.
What you see is a $65 cake!
From the beginning, I did not expect anything good from AliExpress.
The cake topper on the left was what I ordered.
The picture on the right is a sign that an Instagram page sent me and then blocked me!
An excellent rug that I was about to receive.
The shoes I bought online are different in terms of color and size. There is a pair of shoes for the left foot!
The tool I ordered from Amazon seems to be wearing a Harry Potter cape.
Make sure the size of the product before placing an order.
