Hey guys and gals! I just had to share my experience with wish.com. I thought I had found a bargain when I saw an electric heater for winter at such a cheap price. But boy, was I wrong! This thing was a counterfeit piece of junk that started smoking when I turned it on. And if I had left the room, it could have set my house on fire. Can you imagine?! To make matters worse, returning the heater was a nightmare. Wish.com just doesn't answer emails, so I had to send it back to the return address. But guess what? Months later, and still no refund. So, not only did I spend money on this piece of garbage, but I also lost money in the process. I know we all love a good deal, but sometimes it's just not worth it. Wish.com is selling counterfeit goods and getting away with it. So, if you're thinking about buying from them, think twice. Trust me, you don't want to end up like me - out of pocket and angry. Stay safe, folks!

What do you do when you get scammed by wish.com? 🤔 Now, I know this can be a frustrating and upsetting experience, but fear not, my friends, for there are ways to fight back against these scammers. First things first, it's important to file a dispute with your credit card company or bank. This step is crucial because it can help you get your money back, which is always a good thing, right? Plus, it sends a message to the scammers that they can't get away with their fraudulent practices. And if all else fails, then it's time to bring out the big guns and consider legal action against the website or the scammer. Yes, it might sound daunting, but it's essential to fight for what's right and not let these scammers get away with their crimes. But what if the scammers are still getting away with it? Well, it's time to take things up a notch and report the scam to Action Fraud. Sure, nothing may come of it, but if enough people report them, there's a slight chance that they might be banned from doing business. And if that happens, then we can all breathe a sigh of relief knowing that one less scammer is out there preying on people. Also make sure to leave a negative review or rating to warn others about the website's fraudulent practices. It's crucial to speak up and let others know what you went through so that they can avoid falling into the same trap. 😉 #Wish #SCAM

DONT BUY FROM WISH.COM. Here is my review... I bought a pair of headphones from them, thinking I was getting a bloody good deal on some Sony ones. What a load of bollocks that was. The headphones never arrived, and when I tried to get in touch with these pricks, they didn't answer a single one of my emails. Not one. I had to resort to filing a dispute with my credit card company just to get my money back. It took months, but eventually, I got my dosh. But then, I checked my emails, and what do I find? These tossers banned my account for filing a dispute. Can you believe the audacity of these scamming bastards? I'm telling you now, don't waste your time or money on wish.com. They're nothing but a bunch of con artists out to rip you off. And if you do happen to get scammed by them, good bloody luck trying to get any kind of help from their useless customer service team. They say if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Well, in this case, it definitely was. Don't make the same mistake I did and fall for wish.com's cheap prices. Save yourself the hassle and stick to reputable retailers. #Wish #SCAM

If you're thinking about using Wish.com to buy anything, think again. Because let me tell you, if you do, you're putting yourself at risk of getting scammed. And I ain't talking about just losing a couple of quid. I'm talking about having your credit card and bank information shared with fraudsters. Yeah, you heard me right. These crooks will get their grubby little hands on your personal details quicker than you can say "What the actual fuck?" Take a look at all the online review sites out there. You'll see countless people complaining about how they've been ripped off after buying from Wish.com. These poor sods have had their credit cards used by fraudsters in other countries. And let me tell you, it ain't a pleasant experience. Trust me, I've been there. So, if you're thinking about buying something from Wish.com, just don't. It's not worth the risk. And if you've already had the misfortune of using this dodgy site and have had a negative experience, then do us all a favour and warn others. Post in this group and let everyone know that Wish.com is nothing more than a multi billion dollar scam site. #Wish #SCAM

Wish.com was founded in 4 July 2010 and is worth $8.5 billion but could this multi billion dollar company be the worlds biggest scam website ever created? Wish.com is not a legitimate or safe website to use and could put you at risk of fraud simply by buying something from the site. If you do not want your credit card and bank information shared with fraudsters then DO NOT BUY FROM WISH.COM. Just by taking a look at online review sites you will see countless number of people complaining that after buying from wish.com their credit card was then used by fraudsters in other countries. By the sheer number of wish customers complaining about this happening to them it is clear that something dodgy is going on and wish.com simply cannot be trusted with your personal and banking information. If you have had a negative experience with wish.com feel free to post in this group and warn others not to buy from this multi billion dollar scam site! 🤬