Our 7 Best Prime Day Fail Tweets

July 17, 2015

This Wednesday was the much anticipated launch of the first ever Amazon Prime Day – rumoured to bigger, and better than Black Friday.

Amazon’s much hyped Prime Day turned out to be nothing more than a lot of hot air for most. Shoppers took to the site expecting a fabulous bargain off tech gadgets and gizmo’s but were met with nothing more than a disappointing miss-match of garage sale items.

This silver lining for us non-Prime customers is the aftermath of disgruntled shoppers who took to Twitter to voice their displeasure with the online shopping company using the hashtag #PrimeDayFail.

To cheer you up this gloomy Friday morning we’ve gone and selected the best tweets that made us literally LOL – and we’re sure you will too!

As bad as the Lightning Deals are, there’s still a waitlist to save 36% on a 16 bar pack of soap! #PrimeDayFail pic.twitter.com/PCHkH9u0WH

— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) July 16, 2015

SO MUCH SOAP!

Pretty much how it’s been on #PrimeDay #PrimeDayFail pic.twitter.com/n0QSXldKIm

— Bryan Beal (@bryanrbeal) July 15, 2015

English muffins are good in our books!

A Diane Keaton T Shirt, with a 5 pack of brass knuckles AND ham?!?! DREAMS CAN COME TRUE #PrimeDayFail pic.twitter.com/hE1X6lhGb5

— Roy Buckingham (@shave_my_lemon) July 15, 2015

Don’t knock the ham man!

That feeling when you’re craving an oreo, only to find someone put an empty box in the pantry? That’s how #PrimeDay feels. #PrimeDayFail

— Tyler H. Jolley (@DocJolley) July 15, 2015

The struggle is real!

Hella granny panties on Amazon’s Prime Day Deals. 😂 #AmazonPrimeDay #PrimeDayFail pic.twitter.com/KTyuqdFhxS

— C.A. (@C8KES) July 15, 2015

Ermm, actually we kinda wanted these!

Not sure if #PrimeDay is a joke or I’m just not into tupperware. #HappyPrimeDay pic.twitter.com/TicsPXvPlB

— Chris (@FriendlyPharmD) July 15, 2015

It’s not just you Fry…

#PrimeDay is not Black Friday in July. It is April Fools in July. @amazon

— Connor Woods (@wonnor_coods) July 15, 2015

Sorry Amazon, it just didn’t work.

Better luck next time!