Can you share some common types of online shopping crash stories?

One of my online shopping crash stories was when I ordered a dress for an important event. The website showed a beautiful, well - made dress. But when it arrived, it was a completely different style, and the fabric was of very poor quality. It was so frustrating as I had no time to order another one.

One common type is the fake product scam. Sellers advertise high - quality items but send low - quality or counterfeit ones. Another is the non - delivery scam, like when you pay but don't get the item.

Sure. I ordered a vintage vinyl record. It was shipped from a very far - away country. When it arrived, the packaging was so carefully done. It was like opening a time capsule. Another unique story is that I bought a custom - made guitar pick. The seller was very communicative during the making process, sending me pictures of the progress. It was really cool to be part of the creation of something I was buying.

Well, I bought a pair of shoes. The size was clearly marked as my regular size. But when I got them, they were at least two sizes smaller. I couldn't even get my feet into them. It was such a disappointment and a waste of money. I had to go through the hassle of returning them and waiting for the refund.

Sure. One time I ordered a 'large' shirt online. When it arrived, it was so huge it could fit three of me! It was more like a tent than a shirt. I had a good laugh and ended up giving it to my big - framed friend.

Sure. One story is about a person who saw a designer bag on a very cheap price on an unknown online store. After paying, they never received the item. Another is when someone bought electronics, and the product that arrived was a completely different and much cheaper, broken item.

Well, my friend had a crazy experience. She was shopping online late at night and was half - asleep. She added all kinds of random items to her cart, including a huge inflatable unicorn. When she woke up the next day, she had already completed the purchase and was shocked to see what she had bought.

I once bought a 'big' t - shirt. The description said it was a large size. But when it came, it could barely fit my cat. It was so tiny. I had a good laugh about it. I guess their idea of large was very different from mine.

Sure. A good ending could be that the vehicle involved in the crash is a total write - off, but the driver and passengers walk away with only minor scratches. This shows that the safety features of the vehicle, like seatbelts and crumple zones, worked well.

There was a man who bought something from an online marketplace. Later, he got a call from someone claiming to be from the marketplace's customer service. They asked for his account password to 'fix a problem'. He gave it, and then his identity was stolen. They used his account to buy expensive items and also stole his personal information. This shows that we should be very careful about who we give our information to during online shopping.