Fraudulent advertising
Fraudulent advertising. First, the countdowns are completely false, since the items are always on sale. That is bad enough but the actual products are not what is pictured. I ordered an advent calendar that was advertised as a "mini Christmas brick ornament build your own Christmas countdown". What I got was a teeny-tiny, badly moulded ornament that couldn't be built because it was one piece. The insult was that the packaging still said it was build-your-own. I also bought a Highland Cow advent calendar. Poor quality and very small, but at least this can be gifted, unlike the other one. I asked for a refund on the brick calendar, but of course I haven't heard back. I thought that, since Temu and Shein ship decent products over here, they had knocked this sort of scam on the head, but no. Some companies are still happily ripping of consumers.








