You have to give the orchestrator of this scam some props. I mean, that's pretty damn funny.
According to The Star, a Malaysian man isn't very happy after buying a penis enlarger online but getting a magnifying glass with the sole instructions, "Do not use in sunlight," shipped to him instead.
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The man's name is Ong, and he probably made the right choice by not disclosing his full name to reporters. Ong said he dropped nearly $140 on what he thought was going to be a penis enlargement device, but was shocked when he opened the box and found just the magnifying glass.
Malaysian authorities said men and women have lost nearly $25,000 already this year due to scams like this one. Meanwhile, lawyer Alex Kok said it's very difficult to sue the scammers because of the "dubious nature of the business."
"It's especially hard if there is no proof of purchase, such as receipts," Kok said. "We wouldn't know who to sue or where and how to sue them.
Plus, you have to think those who have fallen prey to a scam like this would be pretty reluctant to take the stand and testify that they have a small dick.
Hey, at least he didn't order a mushroom and get a sex toy sent to him instead: Chinese TV Station Confuses Sex Toy for Mushroom
According to The Star, a Malaysian man isn't very happy after buying a penis enlarger online but getting a magnifying glass with the sole instructions, "Do not use in sunlight," shipped to him instead.
The man's name is Ong, and he probably made the right choice by not disclosing his full name to reporters. Ong said he dropped nearly $140 on what he thought was going to be a penis enlargement device, but was shocked when he opened the box and found just the magnifying glass.
Malaysian authorities said men and women have lost nearly $25,000 already this year due to scams like this one. Meanwhile, lawyer Alex Kok said it's very difficult to sue the scammers because of the "dubious nature of the business."
"It's especially hard if there is no proof of purchase, such as receipts," Kok said. "We wouldn't know who to sue or where and how to sue them.
Plus, you have to think those who have fallen prey to a scam like this would be pretty reluctant to take the stand and testify that they have a small dick.
Hey, at least he didn't order a mushroom and get a sex toy sent to him instead: Chinese TV Station Confuses Sex Toy for Mushroom
