First I ordered a Makita work radio, the photo posted for the product was a real Makita radio, but what I received for close to 20 dollars was not the Makita radio, it was a thin metal plate on which there was a picture of the Makita radio. Then I started reading very carefully what each add said. The next purchase was for a mountain bike. I paid 38 dollars, the add had the picture of the bike, description of the bike and the tires, it mentioned that the bike was for a 5 to 6 foot tall adult person, even had the size of the tires and other details. What I received was not a bike, not even a tire, just a small plastic piece 8 x 10 cm in size. I complained, but Wish said I received what I ordered. At approximately the same time I ordered a tool box with close to 200 drillbits, screwdriver bits etc. This was what was posted on Wish.com as description of the product, and the text from the seller listed all close to 200 bits. What I received was just a thin metal rod, when I complained to Wish they answered that I received what I ordered, which is a rod to open the toolbox, but not the toolbox or the 200 bits inside. Wish.com is a total scam, you cannot trust any photo for any product, they should be taken to court BY THE GOVERNMENT, and all their property confiscated to refund the customers. The Wish.com owners and administrators deserve to spend the rest of their lives in prison, with the likes of Bernie Madoff.