False Advertising Exposed: Products That Didn't Deliver

1. Maternity Gown

Cost: $40–$60* produced (initially) by: ASOS Acquired at: Lukalula One expectant mother was quite unhappy with Lukalula, a fraudulent website. The soon-to-be mother paid Lukalula for two separate outfits, but she only got one (which took a month to arrive). The mother requested a sleek, fashionable outfit, but what she got was an unattractive dress.

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Maternity Gown, Facebook.com, and Ravda Dickard Declaring the unsightly outfit a “horror,” it transpired that the image wasn’t authentic. The garment was purchased from ASOS by Facebook user Lauren McBride, and Lukalula pilfered her prenatal photos. She claimed that despite her "fighting" to have her images taken off the fraud website, they are not answering her messages.

2. Night King Mask

Cost: not specified Created by: Not sure Acquired via eBay Among the most horrifying figures in the Game of Thrones universe was the Night King. For Halloween, a lot of individuals wanted to be the Night King, just like the clown from It. A really authentic-looking Night King mask was purchased by a Redditor. Instead, he was given a papery mask that resembled a cone of melting mint ice cream.

Reddit.com, @Malibutwo, and Night King Mask Who built the original (or fake) mask and how much it cost are unknown, but one thing is certain: this mask does not resemble the HBO villain at all. Fun fact: The cost of producing each episode of the final season of Game of Thrones was $15 million, partly due to special effects.