A bride-to-be ordered a wedding gown online for her big day but was disappointed when the outfit was delivered.

Meaghan Taylor, 23, bought the gown for £60 on Wish but the gown looked nothing like what was advertised.

The dress was meant to be a flowing, puffy dress with a V-shaped neckline. But she was left with an ill-fitting garment that rode up her body when she tried it on.

The mum-of-one said: "I was blown away by what I received. It looked nothing like the photo when I ordered it.
"I was pretty heartbroken, but I couldn't help but laugh."
Meaghan contacted the private seller on Wish and asked for a refund – but getting her money back was a bit of a battle.

She said: "I did ask for my money back.
"But they had told me I needed the original packaging and the box it had come in, which I didn't keep.

"I then proceeded to tell them that this ruined my wedding as I was expecting the dress in the photo.
"And they finally returned my money."




MEANWHILE, ARE YOU ARTIST? CHECK MY SIGNATURE

Most of these online sellers are scammers. They advertise an item and send something different after purchase. I used to think it was an African thing, but then I realised that even Amazon is guilty of this.

On today's episode of "what I ordered vs what I got"



Judges verdict: this is worse!

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How can you order that kind of gown for £60? U sef fear God Am sorry I didn't no when I started laughing ���

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Temitopemo6e6:
How can you order that kind of gown for £60? U sef fear God Am sorry I didn't no when I started laughing ���

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