Temu Shopping

[JinnyJoan]

forget about information re the above and know nothing about it.  I have seen an item at £34 - is this an ok site and will I have to wait long on being delivered.  thanks

[1ozzy]

https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/temu

 

Temu sucks, wouldn't touch it with a barge pole!!

 

[newmodarmy]

Delivery can take up to 2 weeks due to transportation in China, customs checks, flights here and delivery.

They are cheap if the product is working and does what you need. But if there's a problem you'll really struggle to get anything back.

[barry1010]

I had read many bad things about Temu and some good things too. 

I recently tried to buy something very cheap from Temu just out of curiosity.  I could not check out, so many flashing pages offering free gifts, others telling me I had to buy x amount of items, then telling me I had to spend x amount.

In the end I gave up but was bombarded with emails before eventually blocking the site.

Lots more spam in my junk folder than ever before, can't be a coincidence.

I won't be bothering again 

[davebro3]

Bought one item from temu - a non-slip mat for the shower. It was cheaper than the same thing on Amazon & arrived quickly.

[PsalmEquipt]

Earlier this year, I ordered and received 20 items from Temu. The most recent was ordered on May 21st and arrived on May 30th. Items I am happy with are usually the same items that can be purchased on other sites but at a lower price. Other items can be hit or miss. They can exceed expectations or be of less quality than anticipated.

[fender62]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/mailplus/article-14128461/Truth-Temu-Shein-*Ad which shall not be named*-ordered-15-items-shopping-giants-whats-worth-buying-staggering-revelation-writes-CLARA-GASPAR.html?ico=mol_desktop_home

[barry1010]

I read that article and didn't see anything 'staggering' in it.

[Mozz71]

I've bought plenty of things off Temu. Delivery time can be a bit long, but no real complaints.

[Old_Geezer]

If you are ok with Chinese firms getting unfair advantages over other nations' traders, and supporting the Chinese government in what they do, then fine, grab a bargain. It may not do the British economy any favours, or certain citizens of greater China, but you'll get a lower price, maybe. Personally I avoid Chinese firms on principle and only consider them if they are the only source of something I "need".

[davebro3]

^^^^ you must not buy much in the way of "consumer goods" then...