Fanno 4+

Several months on, I am enjoying Fanno now. I used it for nearly a week. I found the app was not stable. It often goes to blank without any reason. It was also difficult to get back where one had left. As a selling app, it should have been tested properly before full commercialisation.

This app is way too good to be true. They advertise loads of items that are way too cheap to be true. You can get electrical items for £2-£5 I.e. what they claim to be “Genuine” Lenovo Bluetooth earphones for £4-ish. Too good to be true. So many other items. This app sells fake goods. I bought wireless Bluetooth headphones through that introductory £0.01 offer and they came after a few weeks but the magnetism is weak, the microphone quality is so bad because there’s constant audible static, and the battery runs out quick. It’s all made cheap and it’s all fake goods being flogged for dirt cheap yet the seller will still be making a profit because they probably manufacture for next to nothing.

Never using this app again.

Seems like it could be a great shopping site. Unfortunately there’s not much I can purchase. I am interested in clothing and electrical items but there is a lot of missing descriptive information on many many items. For example, clothing sales with no size guide. Electrical items with no information on the plug provided and no choice of plug ie Uk USA European etc.
Some items advertised do not state wether they are solar, battery or electric.

All in all quite impossible to make a correct purchase without all the relevant information.