[Rednaxela1]

It's definitely not pointless to refund Wish.com and it's probably the easiest refund you'll ever do. You'll NEVER get denied or declined a refund, ever.

I went in for a £700 order first time and grabbed tablets, power banks, drones, phones - the usual suspects. I was able to re-sell it all for about £320 on eBay and get my full refund back from Wish. Not amazing amounts of money but you can make some serious cash if you continue to refund over & over again.

I made my order on the 3rd of May and I got my 'final' refund on June 12th.

Regardless if the items turn up or not, just ask for a refund. I think out of the 15 items I ordered, I only received 13!

Grab 10 x powerbanks and refund them, even if you get £8-10 for them on eBay, you'll still be making a few quid!

You got a £700 order refunded from them? Which method did you use?

[AreFeetShoes]

It's definitely not pointless to refund Wish.com and it's probably the easiest refund you'll ever do. You'll NEVER get denied or declined a refund, ever.

I went in for a £700 order first time and grabbed tablets, power bamks, drones, phones - the usual suspects. I was able to re-sell it all for about £320 on eBay and get my full refund back from Wish. Not amazing amounts of money but you can make some serious cash if you continue to refund over & over again.

I made my order on the 3rd of May and I got my 'final' refund on June 12th.

Regardless if the items turn up or not, just ask for a refund. I think out of the 15 items I ordered, I only received 13!

Grab 10 x powerbamks and refund them, even if you get £8-10 for them on eBay, you'll still be making a few quid!

Might give it a try, seems like electricals are the big ticket items and most likely to resell, what was the age of your account? I'm not so sure they would accept my DNA if I were to make a new account today.

[gagt3100]

It looks like they sell some name brand items which would be easy to resell without much loss. not sure how "repeatable" this is but I can see a few hundred being made. They have your credit card/paypal info, I doubt they will ever look into it but paypal or your bank might and cause a red flag,

[Faxnos]

It's definitely not pointless to refund Wish.com and it's probably the easiest refund you'll ever do. You'll NEVER get denied or declined a refund, ever.

I went in for a £700 order first time and grabbed tablets, power bamks, drones, phones - the usual suspects. I was able to re-sell it all for about £320 on eBay and get my full refund back from Wish. Not amazing amounts of money but you can make some serious cash if you continue to refund over & over again.

I made my order on the 3rd of May and I got my 'final' refund on June 12th.

Regardless if the items turn up or not, just ask for a refund. I think out of the 15 items I ordered, I only received 13!

Grab 10 x powerbamks and refund them, even if you get £8-10 for them on eBay, you'll still be making a few quid!

Might give it a try, seems like electricals are the big ticket items and most likely to resell, what was the age of your account? I'm not so sure they would accept my DNA if I were to make a new account today.

Ive had this account for a while, but anything is worth a shot with the creation of your account being so new. No harm in trying!

[Parliament]

Back in the day, I'm talking 1 - 2 years ago, Wish used to have this one notification thing that would pop up in the app that displayed "Did you receive this item (picture)?" and you just had to click "No" and it would send you it, I remember because this one time one of my family members bought something and jokingly clicked "no" thinking it'd re-direct to a form or something but it just said "okay" and three weeks letter I got another package from them.

They dropship shit that costs $1 - 3 each and jack up the price; simple dropshipping, very late shipping since it's from china. They don't care about one person getting a refund; they care about the reviews. That's what makes other people want to purchase from them.