People Who Angrily Demanded Their Money Back After Not Getting What Was Promised

6. Their Bad Print Job

Potentially worse than spending $850 on three bottles of store-brand juice is purchasing an Xbox and only getting a piece of paper. That article has an image of the Xbox printed on it. Does that improve the situation at all? No, we don’t think so. This innocent man spent $750 for what appeared to be an authentic Xbox One on eBay, but the listing had sneakily stated that it was only for a photo of the Xbox. No matter what the small print said, this is still a scam – worse, the seller couldn’t even bother to replace theor ink cartridge before printing the image.

Thankfully, eBay took care of this man’s case and refunded him for the value of their Xbox. The company also removed other similar listings to prevent more customers from being scammed. Although these scams occasionally have a happy ending, there are many other times when online platforms don’t follow through for their customers. It is a cautionary tale always to read the fine print. Also, don’t fall for listings that are too good to be true.