Question: when did you last buy anything from a social media ad as a consumer?

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[nanakapow]

Originally posted to r/marketing, but you guys might be interested.

8 hours left on poll!

[lil_toyass]

I saw some ads about Malaysian food & sashimi on my facebook, I insta ordered them. Got better price than order through the food app.

[ScubaTonyCozumel]

I just ordered alpha brain yesterday. But that was the first time and I went to Amazon after seeing the ad.

[nsnooze]

Ummm…. Never…

[MbyMorganK]

Once but the order never arrived and I got a refund

[Zuckerbergizabellend]

Never, wouldn’t even trust them with fake id.

[topgearBBCfan89]

A stupid backpack purse thing that looked cool and said was going out of business. All I had to do was pay for shipping ugh this should have been the warning sign lol ?The thing was a price of plastic practically and the strap ripped apart from the seam and material within a month. I learned my lesson for sure!