Loodgieter Amsterdam Ayvazbouw

I bought this “high-performance” laptop, and it’s been nothing but problems since day one. It overheats constantly, the fan sounds like a jet engine, and the battery barely lasts two hours. I’ve had to restart it multiple times a day just to get basic tasks done. Support keeps telling me to “update the drivers,” which does nothing.

This couch looked beautiful online, but in reality, it’s uncomfortable and cheaply made. The cushions lost their shape within a month, the fabric started pilling after a couple of weeks, and one of the legs snapped off while I was sitting down. The seller refuses to refund me and claims it’s “normal wear and tear.”

This “high-performance” blender burned out after just three uses. The blades barely cut through soft fruit, and the motor made a burning smell every time I turned it on. I tried contacting the company for a replacement, but they told me to “try cleaning it better” — as if a dirty blender causes electrical failure.

This was supposed to be a premium product, but it feels like a cheap knockoff from a dollar store. The materials are flimsy, the build quality is laughable, and the packaging arrived looking like someone stomped on it. Customer service gave me robotic replies that didn’t address any of my concerns. I spent good money expecting quality, and instead I’m left feeling completely cheated.