We Are Dip Facebook ad: “We Got Scammed. You Get The Deal.”

About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID

1773560263752452

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Threads

Relaunches

0

Niche

Home Services & Trades

How we count

Ad text

We got scammed. Earlier this year a premium hotel got in touch. They wanted Dip laundry sheets in every apartment suite so guests could do their own washing, which made sense to us: one sheet in the drum, nothing to measure, a sink soak for a spot clean, a box thinner than the minibar menu, and easy to take home if you don’t use them all. We sent samples. They loved them. Then they ordered thousands of packs, the biggest order we’d ever had, and we shipped the lot to Paris and waited for payment. Thirty days passed, then the reminders, then a transaction number the bank said looked real but couldn’t find the money for. Then the emails stopped and the phone numbers died. We found the man we’d been dealing with on LinkedIn. He’d never heard of us. The real hotel had never ordered a thing, and we’d sent a warehouse’s worth of laundry sheets to a scammer. Somebody planned a heist, risked prison, and did it for laundry sheets. We’re not saying they’re worth a criminal record, but apparently someone thinks so. We reported it, wrote it off and learned the lesson, which is that the people who got us here aren’t hotel chains. They’re the 100,000 UK homes who buy a box a month. So the deals go to you now. 50% off your first order: £6.00 for 30 washes, then £12.00 a month + £3.95 delivery, with 90 days to get your money back if they aren’t for you.

Where the ad sends people

wearedip.co.uk

We Got Scammed. You Get The Deal.

Then £12.00 a month + £3.95