WishReviews 8,278

I've been hacked twice in the last two months using two different cards by HOME/WISH on line shopping. The last one was done yesterday, one day after I purchased from Home in a matter of less than an hour for hundreds of dollars. I started checking my on line shopping history, and Bingo, my first hacking was done the day after I bought from HOME/WISH. Please be careful if you shop here because I believe they have a very faulty security service.
Does anyone know how I can demand HOME/WISH the money I lost from the illegal hacking? Thank you very much.

Wish is just a market to sell cheap low grade products from China. Although there are also high grade products made in China but the point is that you can not find them in WISH!
So if you wish to have something even the low grade version of it, just consider that Whish is not even fast responsive to your concerns! Want some proof? Buy a 2$ product and then when you hopefuly got it after 3 months (!) ask for a refund!
The last point is that if you change your phone, all you have ordered with your old phone can not be tracked anymore because the app is assigned to the phone and not your account!

Would never buy off here again. I should have seen the warning signs when I found out they ship from China (home of dodgy Internet produce).
Ordered a "Thick Knitted Blanket". Pictures of women draped in these huge knitted blankets; I was looking forward to receiving my item. Waited almost a month for it to be delivered.
When it did arrive, it wasn't even a blanket - I'd been sent the yarn to make my own blanket! What?
Avoid like the plague. Dodgy as hell and totally misleading.

Wish.com does not have items on their own. Their items come from sellers like me who dropship for their customers. The bad thing for sellers is that their customer service is in china AND if a customer says this $130 item does not work. They say ok I give you a full refund and you can keep that $130 merchandise as well (that is not how they say it but that is what happens). The expensive speaker was not defective. We can talk to the customer and tell her how to make it work or tell her - here is a return label so you can return it and give you a full refund. But these chinese customer service will not give you that chance and they will not honor any explanation. It's not their merchandise anyway so there is no lost for them. WORST PLACE TO SELL YOUR STUFF.

Be very careful if you are thinking of buying anything from Wish. Read the reviews regarding how they operate and what they promise and (don't) deliver and you may change your mind. I bought a Pink Floyd CD box set before Christmas 2016 and I was assured that it was genuine, unlike the majority of CDs emanating from China. When the goods did not arrive in a reasonable time I questioned Wish, who claimed that they had been sent. The tracking system used by Wish showed that the goods had been "exported" from Shenzhen, China on 31 December but then seemed to disappear into thin air. Repeated complaints to Wish were met with the usual platitudes and empty words about the quality of the goods and the "certainty" that they would arrive in Australia, notwithstanding "bad weather" and other delays. Eventually Wish refunded my money even though I never asked for a refund, while still assuring me that the goods would arrive and, as a gesture of "goodwill" I could keep them when they did arrive. It is now February 13,2017 and still no goods. It is pointless to make complaints because Wish's "customer help centre" (ha ha, what a joke!) is in the USA and goods are sent from China. In my opinion Wish is a scam, selling counterfeit and poor quality products at so-called "bargain" prices and I will NEVER give them my money or time again. They have no compunction about lying to you and obviously work on the basis that, for every person who complains about their "service", there are a hundred who will bear the loss of their money without complaint. The people who operate Wish should hang their heads in shame but I don't see that happening any time soon. Wasn't it Phineas T. Barnum who said, "There's a sucker born every minute"? Herewith endeth the lesson!

My overall shopping is a mixed bag. 1) Products arrived around 2 weeks. 2) two items out of 6 ordered is right size and material is ok but the rest are either short and fat or the craftsmanship is crapy. 3) they are cheat therefore they look cheap 4) I asked for refund for two items coz they are crapy but refund never arrive. My advise is: it is "fun" to browse and cheap to buy but it's a gamble and be ready to loss money as you don't expect them to give refund.

I've ordered about twenty items on wish, and was aware they would take along time to arrive in exchange for the low prices.

Only about 6 of the items ever showed up. Of those two were not the items I ordered, and one was not anywhere *close* to this size I ordered (Medium rather than 2XL). The company s good about processing refunds, but man; their ability to actually get the products you order into your hands is insanely bad.

Like bad enough that I literally have no idea how this functions as a business model unless they are counting on people to just not bother getting a refund on 6 bucks (or whatever)