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Temu
I am waiting for a couple of items to arrive, and I am scrolling through their household goods. I cannot believe the large range of items they have and how cheap they are, it seems too good to be true. Anyone else dealt with them?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I can't recall ever having bought anything from Temu but I have bought plenty of items from their main rival which, for some odd reason, AB won't allow me to name on here. (Imagine Muhammad Ali watching Midnight Express to get my meaning though!). I've had no problems with either the quality of the goods or the delivery times.
However I'd still be very wary of buying anything from either site where there might be safety issues involved. (e.g. I wouldn't buy a chain saw from them!)
I have bought many items from Temu and been very pleased with all purchases so far. Especially the children's and ladies clothing - I found an amazing wedding (guest) outfit on there. I tend to read reviews carefully and look at the photos from reviewers. I have had some beautiful solar lights for garden also, and tools/vinyl for cricut machine.
I think you only have to spend £15 for free delivery.
That's right OG but peoples' ethics seem to fly out the window when they can buy something for nearly nothing and even get a free tablet or drone or some other expensive item thrown on. There have also been tests that show some of their products do not meet our safety standards. I would never buy from any of them however poor I was.
Millions of single packages are delivered into the UK from Chinese companies like Temu every day. By selling direct to the customer rather than via wholesalers they avoid import taxes. It's all fairly efficient I think but I have no direct experience as I can't support the Chinese economy myself.
Slave and forced labour is used to manafacture poor quality goods that while people are struggling to keep their businesses afloat here due to the min wage and safety regulations.
"Is it ethical to buy from Temu?
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Buying from Temu raises ethical concerns, primarily due to the potential for forced labor and substandard quality. While Temu claims to prohibit forced labor, there are ongoing investigations suggesting a high risk of this practice within their supply chains. Additionally, items sold on Temu may be knock-offs, made with substandard materials, or fail to meet basic quality standards"