Is Temu trustworthy?
I wanted to order a dress but I don't know if temu is a rip-off.
Are you familiar with the platform?
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I’ve already bought a lot – everything has arrived, only 2 parts have not been fitted…return free and no problem.
All parts can be washed normally, do not run in, do not turn off.
Many garments and other goods are also sold by Temu sellers at Amazon.
Thanks for the star…. just make your own impression. Many only write what they have learned from hearings, but have zero own experiences.
“China scrap” hasn’t been valid for a long time.
Your data is then stopped and what you get is of low quality – and you may need to order 5 numbers larger.
Your data is also gone when you use WhatsApp, Facebook, TikTok and the like.
Do you really think meta and co aren’t datacracks?
And no, the sizes are fit.
Tiktok, Facebook etc. I don’t use
You don’t, billions of others, and they don’t even think about their data – why then at Temu?
Temu is not the seller, but the operator is a merchant platform for Chinese dealers. That can be a trader A with an article and with the other trader B. That is the same with the products. Dealer A sells products of (in price performance ratio) good quality and dealer B sells scrap. It’s always a good thing.
So trustworthy in the sense that it comes: yes.
But there is actually only China scrap…
You can forget this statement. China produces the highest quality things and also in clothes they are absolutely competitive, but this also has its price in China.
I do not say that China does not produce good products, but on TEMU only scrap is offered.
Ever tried to buy a toaster that hasn’t been produced in China? I can’t. Even in food, surprises are experienced. Canned tomatoes come mainly from China – also those with sounding Italian names. Whether mobile phone, tool or clothing – many product groups are dominated by cheap noname China products. But that’s only partly true. Large Western brands also produce in China. This is not always visible in the offer or the goods.
Part of the furniture production of IKEA takes place in China. More than 60 percent of FFP2 masks in Germany are from Chinese production.
Read what I answered to Walter.
And you tried and found that yourself?
and this statement is simply wrong!
I don’t know if you can’t read or don’t want to, but I quote again:
It’s just not that all that comes from China is scrap.
You should go through his apartment with open eyes and see what you have got yourself all “Made in China” at home – you will wonder.
Just because it is offered on Amazon, it is no less scrap…
That’s definitely not true!
Many goods are also offered by Temu sellers at Amazon – there is apparently no scrap, right?
Goods are coming.
However, the quality leaves much to be desired.
-> Order lover elsewhere.
What kind of goods have you already bought at Temu that you can write this here?
I myself bought a lot there and still had no complaints.
Didn’t buy any clothes, actually more of that absolute criminal crap.
Many things were okay, much more so meh.
I wouldn’t buy clothes from him anyway.
If you prefer to pay more for brand names, which were then also produced in Bangladesh or China, it’s left to everyone – but my money is too bad for that.
That can be good, but is not the standard. The quality varies greatly IG.
I bought clothes, backpacks, cell phone charging cable, WLAN repeater and much more there and never had any problems.
Many clothes are also offered at Amazon, from the same sellers. There’s no question because it’s Amazon.
Yes, the goods are coming.
My boss drives Bentley and on the back bench is such a weekender travel bag made of genuine leather. He asked me, dressed in his finest suit and handmade Italian shoes, “Do you think how much such a leather bag costs?”
“No idea, 500 euros?”
He: “No, with a discount of 70 euros at Temu.”
You’re kidding me? They’re just selling scrap?”
He’s trying it out.
Then I looked at the zippers, inspected the seams, looked through all the compartments, smelled on the leather, the straps are loaded to the maximum – the part is solid and looks like it would cost us at a minimum of 350 euros.
People who claim that only scrap is sold there had either bad luck or have never tried it for themselves.
If it is only ne massive data scrap and only due to the financial gain of trading with (also your) data, Temu can be so favorable.
That’s why your fingers are gone!
What bothers you that there are people who earn money with data? This is all just a huge data cemetery that is completely overrated. Personally, it doesn’t matter who buys my data. Everyone who knows me knows more than my data on the net.
Google mal Identity theft
So when the question was created, it would have to have been slept dead with similar questions on the deiser platform and actually the subject has been chewed several times by
(744) The Truth About Temu – YouTube
Temu is not trustworthy. There’s nothing wrong from the front to hunt!
…and you know how?
What personal experiences did you have there?
What are you doing? Of course I have experiences. You don’t need to know more!
Sweetheart…
Ever tried to buy a toaster that hasn’t been produced in China? I can’t. Even in food, surprises are experienced. Canned tomatoes come mainly from China – also those with sounding Italian names. Whether mobile phone, tool or clothing – many product groups are dominated by cheap noname China products. But that’s only partly true. Large Western brands also produce in China. This is not always visible in the offer or the goods.
Part of the furniture production of IKEA takes place in China. More than 60 percent of FFP2 masks in Germany are from Chinese production.
Temu is simply a sales platform and has no “ethics”
Chinese products can no longer be thought away from everyday life.
But the main thing is to pour out a cunning plan over everything…
Especially if you have 100% yourself many “Made in China” products at home.
What you give here is kindergarten – an attempt to bend things for yourself so that they are harmonious.
By the way
I’m a child of the ’60s. It is hardly to believe that we have survived so long! As children we sat in cars without safety belts and without airbags. Our beds were painted in bright colors full of lead and cadmium. Not to mention the wallpaper glue, the adhesive of the linoleum or the PVC vapours of the tenter carpet. We could open the bottles from the pharmacy without difficulty, just like the bottle with bleaching agent. Sockets, cabinet doors and drawers were not childproof yet. Knives, scissors, fork and light were forbidden to us, but mostly we had to hurt ourselves to believe it.
The generations of the 90s+ are so soft that they have developed allergies to everything and every one – why?
Because this whole mimimi makes sick because the body was not cured because everything that could be “tangerous” became “forbidden”.
I used to have blue legs for weeks because new jeans have so stained. Today you would get panic attacks.
I’m over 60 and don’t need pills because I’m top fit!
Well, what’s going on in front of reality is quite pathetic. It’s about nationally prescribed forced labour and not your cheap fsntasies. Temu is dirt unf ethically not oblivable.
Take your pills, your behavior is childish!
Puma does not produce the German minimum wage in Bangladesh.
Tom Tailor and Esprit produce, for example, in China…. and?
Expensive fashion brands can afford this.
Tom Tailor jacket for converted 10€ produced and sold for 150€ in German Nobel boutiques!
Ikea produces in China. Canned tomatoes come mainly from China…
Temu and co seem to be the new “victims” of the conspiracy theorists… Covid doesn’t pull herring off the plate.
But let’s do this- my China smartphone Xiaomi tells me I should go to bed slowly.
Go ahead
I definitely don’t need any instructions from you!
With dirt on the plug-in-all appearance you don’t know – there are human rights violations at Temu in many platforms, starting from state-ordered forced laborers to criminal machinations. I will not continue to blame myself, this is the reality of Temu and has been communicated several times.
In addition, the extremely msnial quality that can lead not only to skin problems in textiles, but also to genetic changes caused by substances banned in Europe is also important.
Do you want me to go on with the electrical goods?
Temu is just a trading platform like Amazon or Ebay.
So I don’t know what “thinking” they shouldn’t have Amazon or Ebay.
Many merchants who sell their goods on Temu also make this at Ebay or Amazon.
This is easy to prove through the Google image search.
As I wrote above, just go through your apartment – you will be surprised how much “Made in China” you find there.
Even my hot air frituse from Tefal is “Made in China”…
It can be… if you can agree with your conscience… because it starts. Temu has a lot of dirt on plugging, but it seems you don’t care about it and that’s just the beginning of the reasons why Temu is ethically unacceptable!
I just think it’s so interesting what you did. In my family, many people order Temu and nobody had any problems until today.
Yes Temu is full of the good app that always comes to
No, Chinese cheap.