16 accidental and intentional cases of customer disappointment (17 photos)

It's a shame that much of trade is based on lies; it's been around for a long time, as many items simply have no real value. But there is a situational advantage, and that's what traders exploit.





Polystyrene instead of cake—that's certainly powerful! A wonderful birthday present.



Where did the ice cream cone go?





It's scary that even knives are now being cut back and the rivets are simply decorative... well, at least it all came to light at this very moment.



When purchasing, you should always check the product, otherwise you might end up buying a regular container with cardboard



What does avocado have to do with it?! The label on the bottle says: "Best served with avocado."



If you can clearly see the cheese, there's a lot of it. But "means a lot" doesn't mean it's enough.



A gorgeous tablecloth with a unique checkered pattern. It's a shame the pattern is only on the edge, while the table itself isn't.



Manufacturers will go to any lengths to sell smaller, more expensive parts.



A cheap flashlight isn't heavy. But this piece of concrete suggests the manufacturer has a different opinion.



It's a shame that this pizza was delivered from my favorite restaurant.



Just take a closer look at the ingredients! Always read them carefully when buying honey!



The candies were on sale at the store. It turned out they were missing half the candies. I wonder who ate them all?



Vitamin A is absolutely not deficient, so why steal it?



The Japanese are very clever – their portions are small, and now they've decided to save money like this.



Basically, ketchup is also a good product, as long as you don't add it to sweets. Cheesecake



Someone clearly decided not to bother and substituted a stack of paper for the book.