Temu (Ireland) CHAT thread.

Just works great post. Kept saying 20% code please and 4th response was ok has been applied please check my account

Dandelion Print Crew Neck T-Shirt, Casual Long Sleeve T-Shirt For Spring & Fall, Women's Clothing

€3.58

With their sister company they used the platform to sell advertisement space which could happen here. Their main aim now seems to be making the app addictive and spamming users with pop up alerts and emails about offers which obviously we can turn off but not everyone does.

the refunds we receive might not come from temu and could be taken from the actual seller of the product

I think they get very favourable rates based on weight. It costs them practically nothing to post a single item.

volume of post

There's an international postage treaty or something for developing countries that China is classed as.

Temu is officially incorporated in Delaware and headquartered in Boston, although it is owned by the global commerce group PDD HoldingsPDD +2.5%, which was founded by 43-year-old Chinese billionaire Colin Huang. It is the sister site to domestic e-commerce platform Pinduoduo and their joint parent, PDD Holdings, was founded in 2015 and relocated its headquarters to Dublin, Ireland in 2023.

At the end of last year, PDD Holding's market capitalization surpassed fellow Chinese giant Alibaba’s to make PDD the most valuable U.S.-listed Chinese company. That reportedly made Huang the second-richest man in China, although the company’s stock price has dipped and is off 10% in the year-to-date.

Temu sells a wide range of products directly from Chinese sellers at ultra-low prices, made even lower through lightning deals and sales, at up to 99% off. Temu’s model relies on keeping costs rock bottom by connecting consumers directly with suppliers, handling only the customer shipping.This, along with leveraging low cost manufacturing and cheap labour in China, helps to keep operational costs, and therefore product prices, super low.

I got a replacement firestick remote today. €6. Works great, even has the buttons for netflix, Disney and prime on it.

Great if you have kids that constantly lose them.

yep mine is at 20 euro minimum, i wouldn't be bothered buying less than that at a time so it doesn't bother me, but talking to the bot/CS agent seems to work to remove order minimum as per this thread

Personally I've no issue with a min order amount for free shipping if it helps keep their stuff cheap and deter wasteful multiple orders/deliveries.

Anyway, as said numerous times in the thread, it's easily removed if you're really bothered by it.

Has anyone used Aliexpress?

I need some parts for Chinese LED drivers also some larger high current components.

The range and price is unbelievable, it really does seem to be too good to be true.

Is it worth risking a forty Euro order?