Temu Shoppers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Scam. Your info will be tracked.

When is your info not tracked?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dem who has never and will never buy from Temu

Ditto though centrist.

I’ve also *significantly* reduced my spending on Amazon for plastic stuff.

[Anonymous]

Another Dem who has not and will not ever buy from Temu or Shein.

[Anonymous]

Much of it is all the same plastic just as amazon just 1/10th of the price.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I figure Temu shoppers are entirely without scruples and/or common sense. Same with TikTok users. No one should be letting Chinese companies into their lives like that.

But I'm sure you have no issues shopping from Amazon. When I see plenty of the same Temu products sold on Amazon for a huge markup. But it's okay if it's amazon, right?

So there are 4 amazons

1) Amazon that sells books. That’s mostly the original Amazon, though self publishing is rapidly corrupting that as well.

2) Amazon branded goods and integrated brands like Anker — they have a brand of products and they carefully curate the Amazon presence

3) other brands like Apple or Sony etc on Amazon. Sometimes can be sold by Amazon. Sometimes by 3rd party sellers. All inventory is mixed by SKU. Good luck.

4) Drop shippers with random character “brands” selling dodgy probably toxic goods. Yes same as Temu.

I still occasionally buy some books of Amazon if I can trace their ISBN. Just be sure seller is Amazon.

Thank you. We have been going to Barnes and Noble or directly to publishing houses for some of the more exacting stuff. And of course library and free little library. Keep the reading going, but eff Amazon.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Amazon is basically a middleman for the plastic crap you buy on Temu. I just get my plastic nonsense from Temu and cut out the middleman. The best thing would be not to buy these things at all.

Amazon sellers buy in bulk from Chinese companies like Temu and Shein and triple the prices.

I think I bought something from Temu or one of those type by mistake. It is a cat bed. I try to only buy from online stores connected to box stores like IKEA, Crate and Barrel. But this was called Fuzzy Pets or something and now I found out it’s coming from China. I’ll be more careful in the future.

Democrat

What do you buy that isn’t slave labor Chinese made?

[Anonymous]

Ex republican now moderate dem. I will never shop temu, SHEIN, or use TikTok.

[Anonymous]

I forgot about temu. For a while they were everywhere in popup ads. I have never bought anything from them.

[Anonymous]

Does temu still show up on this site?

[Anonymous]

The European Union is currently investigating TEMU. It’s a criminal racket.

[Anonymous]

Temu ships through Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I figure Temu shoppers are entirely without scruples and/or common sense. Same with TikTok users. No one should be letting Chinese companies into their lives like that.

But I'm sure you have no issues shopping from Amazon. When I see plenty of the same Temu products sold on Amazon for a huge markup. But it's okay if it's amazon, right?

This. I just visited a cute decor shop that sells stuff for crafting and was stunned by how much was straight from Temu. I've bought items for crafting from them and admit I'm ignorant about them.

Can someone differentiate them all. I've heard of alieexpress, temu, shein, and another one I forget the name. Maybe it was promise or something like that. Most of the vendors I've bought from on temu for scrapbook paper, paint, brushes etc also sell on Amazon. It is the same vendor who charges more on Amazon. Aren't most of the sellers on Amazon from China as well?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The European Union is currently investigating TEMU. It’s a criminal racket.

You have to explain this. How is it different from any of these other sites including Amazon.

Years ago I purchased seeds for a flowering plant from Amazon that stated they were from a stateside vendor. They were mailed from China and were not what they said they were. I believe it was illegal and didn't know what to do with the seeds. I worried throwing them away would be a problem. I wrote Amazon several messages about the issue and they did nothing and did not care.

[Anonymous]

My MIL is a temu addict and we get into fights because she buys too much crap for the kids. We are both staunch democrats.

I think most temu shoppers are boomer women of all political leanings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven’t purchased anything from Temu, but I do reverse google image searches when shopping a lot and find the exact same images on Amazon and Temu (Temu being a fraction of the price). Doesn’t that mean they are being produced in the same Chinese facilities? What makes Amazon so much more acceptable? (Legitimately asking)

I've seen that it is the exact same seller on Amazon as Temu.