Have you shopped at Temu?

[DEVILinIRON]

Whaddya think? I've spent 70$, but running out of interesting things.

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

i shopped at AmiAmi before and J-list. Never really did any other site

[s w e k]

i have
i got some makeup, sunscreen, and solid perfume

honestly, i was a little disappointed with how small some of the items were, especially the sunscreen. i feel that the images they used were misleading, in that they made the bottle appear larger than it really is. however, i was satisfied overall.

to add, i'm not a fan of their business practices. they encourage shoppers to share codes with non-users so that they can rake in more customers, much like an MLM scheme, and something about that is scummy imo so idk if i'll use their services again

[DEVILinIRON]

Publicado originalmente por s w e k:

i have
i got some makeup, sunscreen, and solid perfume

honestly, i was a little disappointed with how small some of the items were, especially the sunscreen. i feel that the images they used were misleading, in that they made the bottle appear larger than it really is. however, i was satisfied overall.

to add, i'm not a fan of their business practices. they encourage shoppers to share codes with non-users so that they can rake in more customers, much like an MLM scheme, and something about that is scummy imo so idk if i'll use their services again

Thanks for the reply. Just what I was looking for.

[Angel]

I've never tried but don't think I will.

There are too many of these seller companies but they all have the same stock from the same suppliers as others i.e. AliExpress and Shien. I'd say they are "fast" products made cheaply and affordable however their quality are what you pay for (not great). There seems to be a lot of knock offs on those places so take caution.

Just have a quick peek on Temu and spotted Balenciaga sock sneakers knock-offs that read "Fashion" and Gucci shoes that have "OO" instead of "GG".

[lee_bobbins]

It is seriously awful. I swear they photoshop the crap out of everything to make it look 100x than it really is, and what arrives on your doorstep is JUNK.

only later did I learn it's a chinese company. which explains everything.

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

I know a guy named Teemu. He got kicked in the balls so many times they had to be removed.
He never grew up.
...
Last time we did business who took all my Pokémon cards. He sold me his deck and wanted them back including my own deck. At least I kept my Ralts card. No wait I traded it to my friend who stole money from me.
...
Why did I befriend the bad kind of people!?

[Schamyl006]

No but we often use online shopping sites

[DEVILinIRON]

Publicado originalmente por lee_bobbins:

It is seriously awful. I swear they photoshop the crap out of everything to make it look 100x than it really is, and what arrives on your doorstep is JUNK.

only later did I learn it's a chinese company. which explains everything.

I think it's a Boston, MA company that sells Chinese products.

[Covidian Masktard]

As a customer, I can't really complain about anything; treat it like an online dollar-store. Buy your stationery (pens, paper, tape, paint brushes, craft supplies, etc.), USB cables, generic controllers; cheap stuff at cheaper than usual prices. Be skeptical of anything way too good to be true (e.g. $7 Nintendo Switch; apparently it's legit but extremely limited quantity - 99.99% of ppl are too late to get it).

I actually got a OLED Nintendo Switch here (for ~$260, not $7) and it's the real deal; it was the Chinese version though, so I needed to get an adapter. No biggie. Still saved a lot of money and I'm happy. That being said, I wouldn't buy consumables (because China = bad); no food, no lotion, no soap/shampoo/conditioner/toothpaste, no cosmetics, nothing of the sort. Wouldn't buy anything my life depends on either, like brake pads, a fire extinguisher, etc. for obvious reasons.

I won't post it here, but if you're interested in helping me with their affiliate program (because you appreciate my unbiased, informative input so much), you can visit the links on my profile page. You get a discount and I could potentially earn a reward. It's a win-win!

[Faster With Feeling]

Nope....... Nope and nope and do not plan to
They offer so called name brands but what you get isn't the thing advertised or is of very poor quality..

Avoid and all costs

[Faster With Feeling]

Publicado originalmente por DEVILinIRON:

Publicado originalmente por lee_bobbins:

It is seriously awful. I swear they photoshop the crap out of everything to make it look 100x than it really is, and what arrives on your doorstep is JUNK.

only later did I learn it's a chinese company. which explains everything.

I think it's a Boston, MA company that sells Chinese products.

Yes it's called dropshipping and a lot of American companies are doing it.

[ImSoCool599]

Yep, bought a rose toy from Temu once

[Dom]

I'm not a fan of the alleged labor practices and the lack of regulatory safeguards, not working with popular established Western brands but rather providing knockoffs from China.

[Tesityr]

Yes.

the things I got were useful, like screen cover for patio doors (sliding doors to outside, a screen 'wall' for it that you can walk through like curtains), and some wrist cuffs for washing my face because water drips down my arm to my elbow and i hate it but i must wash my face like a monkey or a duck or something. the wrist cuffs are like little towels around my wrist and are soft as hell

[Reggaejunkiedrew]

A few times. Got a kindle holder that I can attach to my desk, they were like $30CAD on amazon and I refuse to pay that for what it is,$11 on Temu.

I have some $22 moccasins on the way, it'll be interesting to see how the quality is.