I ordered two massive bean bags from an ad I saw on TikTok but now people laugh at me for what actually arrived
AN ONLINE shopper’s mortified after a major fail which leaves viewers in stiches. Drew Parker, from Covington, Georgia, shared the shopping blunder on TikTok, where the fail has taken the internet by storm, racking up 5.1 million views. According to the 29-year-old American musician, he had been scrolling on TikTok when he stumbled upon an […]
AN ONLINE shopper’s mortified after a major fail which leaves viewers in stiches.
Drew Parker, from Covington, Georgia, shared the shopping blunder on TikTok, where the fail has taken the internet by storm, racking up 5.1 million views.
According to the 29-year-old American musician, he had been scrolling on TikTok when he stumbled upon an advertisement for large bean bags.
The ad, as seen in the screenshots, showed a huge bean bag on sale from $259.95 (£194) reduced to $59.99 (£45) – more than four times cheaper.
The item was available in charcoal, grey, blue, brown and black, the latter of which Drew went for.
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However, the joys didn’t last long, as very soon the postman delivered an item that looked nothing like what he had expected.
Instead of two large bean bags – one of which could fit two adults – Drew opened up a parcel of a tiny ball.
”What in the world is this!?!?” he captioned the video, where he even jumped on the ”bag” to show just how ridiculously small it is.
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”I can’t even find the ad that I bought these from. Can someone help?” he reached out to the audience, who took it to comments to share their thoughts.
”Don’t buy anything off tictok ads , they are all scams!!!! Same happened to me,” wrote a viewer.
It appeared that he wasn’t the only one to have been fooled by TikTok, as one user said: ”I ordered Thomas leather boots paid 89$ and they arrived yesterday looking like pool noodles were glued to the soles.”
”I ordered glow lights and received NOTHING,” read someone else’s experience.
”do u gotta add water??? lol,” a user chuckled, whilst a second joked: ”a lint ball for $59.”
”Works for a mouse,” laughed a fellow TikTok viewer, with another saying it would work great for Drew’s pet hamster if he had one.
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