Testing a Viral *too good to be true* Instagram Brand | Viral Ventures!

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  @shoshanaort4419 · 1 year ago

  make a video purchasing the REAL versions of each of these products -- that would be so fun

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  @chelle_ham · 1 year ago

  I'd love to see a video where you use fabric from some of the pieces you didn't like to create some unique items you would actually enjoy wearing. A DIY sewing tutorial of sorts to give the pieces another life. ♥️

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  @melisaprietoaboitiz7184 · 1 year ago

  That clothing makes Temu high end fashion

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  @aprilkline8434 · 1 year ago

  It's incredible how utterly SHAPELESS everything is!  The black jeans are ok, but the rest?  They fit like great-grandma clothes.  I mean...cheap fabric and stolen photos is bad, but that happens in most scam videos.   But how the heck is it possible to make every piece so unflattering, even on a curvy body?  I'm speechless...

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• JO

  @jordanmakenzie226 · 1 year ago

  the sparkly pants remind me of the tissue paper you stuff gift bags with 😂

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• FL

  @floorsauter5512 · 1 year ago (edited)

  why is nobody talking about the lack of glitter everywhere😭😭

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  @p3arl-luk1 · 1 year ago

  That’s why it’s so important to double check and do some snooping when something seems too good to be true, you could end up getting scammed very easily if you don’t

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  @amandabeyrer4285 · 1 year ago

  I thought the gray jacket was horrific and then you put on that blue “dress”😭😭😭 jail time for them

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• SA

  @sarahdoyle5302 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo3plRfxSc8&amp;t=31">0:31</a> THEY SCAMMED ME TOO OMG, HOPE IM SO SORRY ABOUT THAT !❤!

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• AM

  @amber_hx · 1 year ago

  Ah! Ruby Woo is a British boutique, this is NOT their website <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo3plRfxSc8&amp;t=109">1:49</a> but its probably a fake one x

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• BE

  @belledenuit1992 · 1 year ago

  If you ordered it together as it one order was placed then the return period starts from the last item you receive. If you place 1 order and they decide to send it in multiple packages and one of them arrives super late its their problem not yours. So you should be able to return these items. It should also say that in their return policy.

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  @She_was_a_dolphin · 1 year ago

  For your question of what to do with all the clothes you won’t be keeping there are 3 things you can do:<br><br>1) donate them. As someone who volunteers at homeless shelters often I find a lot of the times there are people that just need the extra fabric to stay warm and don’t care if it looks cute or not, they use it to layer up. <br><br>2) reuse the clothes, the fabrics and stuff for future projects. Things that require sewing glueing fabrics to other things or to each other. There’s actually a lot of crafty projects you can use fabric for that don’t require sewing and then even more projects if you do sew!<br><br>3) If you’re looking to get money back you could always try re-selling the stuff at a lower price and hoping someone buys it. Or try donating to a thrift store that does small reimbursements (those are pretty rare to find though)

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