WishReviews 8,278

I've only been unhappy with one out of hundreds of items I've bought from Wish. People complain about the sizes being too small but they say to go by the "size chart." Also people are complaining about the items being cheap quality. The clothes I've received have been good quality. Ever one in a while I'll get something cheap but what do you expect for the price? People are way too picky. If you want "better quality" go spend more money somewhere else, it's that simple.

I downloaded the app then it offered me a free gift but you pay shipping cost. I entered my credit card info but it will not process. So I made my selections but it still will not process. I called my credit card and they said the issue is not from their side becaused they cannot even see any attempts. I sent wish customer support an email their response was I should send my bank statement. I responded that it's an unusual response for online shopping then they asked for my photo ID and that my account is on hold. I asked for a phone number to speak to a live person and no response. This is definitely not a legitimate site.
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They don't have there $#*! together at all. I thought i would give them a chance so I bought from them not once not twice but three times. Some people may say it's my own fault but all three times my order either didn't show up or it was over a month late. If you are thinking about buying from this website please listen it's not worth it... go to Walmart mart or the as seen on tv store because at least you'll get it right away and you won't have to wait over a month or not get it at all and it will be better a better product anyways.

Personally I do not purchase from website like that where you have no idea of the background of the products. 1) Some of the cheap clothing are likely being recycled from the morgue. Google it. It's all on the news. 2) cheap labor. If you are buying stuff from there, you are supporting cheap labor. How could a ring or a watch cost $2 from manufacture till being advertised?! Your watch or whatever product you purchased could be assembled by a child. A product should reflect a fair price, a shopper should possess a fair value and respect towards human labour.

Well surely some deals are pretty good, can't argue about that. HOWEVER. There's a couple of things that needs to be said:
1. Most of the companies selling the items are Asian hence most the sizes of clothing will be Asian sized unless specified otherwise. Things like for example cords may also not work if you live in an European country or something like that. Always read everything there is to know about the product before buying. Not just what the preferred seller has written about it, but also what other sellers and websites have written about the same product.

2. The different sellers ARE DIFFERENT SELLERS. Wish is just like the town square and all the sellers have their own stall with products. Some are good, some are not. Some can be trusted, some will screw you over. I don't think the app provides sufficient information about the seller in order to make good judgement.

3. I noticed that shipping isn't really mentioned until you've put it in your shopping basket and headed for check out. Like to see what the shipping fee is you have to scroll down and click for the information to show. Also when in the shopping basket the text regarding shipping is small and gray so you won't think about it too much. When you calculate what the product and shipping is together it usually isn't as cheap as you'd hoped for and you could find the same product for cheaper (shipping free or included) on the similar concept site eBay which actually shows the shipping costs clearly.

4. Another thing i prefer about eBay is that the prices don't fluctuate like on Wish. On eBay once the seller has listed an item, the listing will remain the same (until it ends or they take it down) but with Wish i noticed that items i had saved because i thought the prices were the best on that specific product later would have risen with 1-5 dollars which of course turned me off from buying. Only the cheapest of the cheap for this cheap $#*!.

5. Now this ones understandable, and can easily be overlooked. I don't exactly appreciate it though: cheap selling tactics. Things like ''buy within an hour and get it half a dollar cheaper!'' with a menacing timer. Though the point system is fairly neat i guess.

I bought an electronic item at $9 before i was confirmed with their email that the item was comparable to my phone. However I could not use it with my phone and asked a refund. After nine correspondence emails in two months (they usually responded only after few days or week of each email), they asked me to mail back the item at my own cost. What a crazy REFUNDABLE COMMITMENT! Never try this site. It is a cheating scam web site.