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Just spent $80 on a 'miracle' water filter after a viral post said it cured migraines. It's a basic charcoal filter from a dropshipping site.
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xena8316mo ago
That "miracle" filter sounds like a total scam, sorry.
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mila2786mo ago
Spot this stuff everywhere now. They slap the word "miracle" on anything from face cream to water filters. It's just a cheap trick to make you pay more. Feels like they think we're all dumb enough to fall for it. Gets old fast.
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ramirez.vera6mo ago
My mom bought a "miracle" mop that broke the first week. I spent thirty bucks on "miracle" stain remover that just made the spot wet. We keep buying it though, so maybe they're right about us.
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fiona_carr265mo ago
Maybe the real miracle is how they get us to keep buying it. That's some next level marketing, even @xena831 has to admit it's clever. They're not selling a product, they're selling hope in a bottle.
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