temu

You missed the boat, baskets that open out into a giant play mat have flooded amazon and temu.

A 25-cent USB C-to-C cable from Temu either supports 60W of USB PD, or it is broken and defiant of USB-IF's specifications.

It's all right-wing propaganda cooked up by Faragewald Mosley and his Temu bootboys.

And I can get super cheap temu versions of either for under 500.

They somehow manage to install Temu and other crap.

Do you buy off Temu and re-sell on amazon?

> it suffered in the face of competition from cheaper, online brands such as Shein and Temu And, you know.

I'm looking forward for all the Temu jokes we're going to see.

Search temu, amazon, aliexpress etc for the term I mentioned above.

So the guys on Temu are selling their stuff rebranded on Amazon because it's fairly easy to spin up new stores and brands, while making it difficult for US sellers to do likewise.

Even worse (this actually happened to us a couple years back), Chinese companies outright steal our images/assets and then put them on other channels like Temu or Aliexpress, selling their knockoffs there pretending to be us.

I do think that by not having physical stores, it directly/indirectly promoted a decline of product quality as well as misrepresentation of product, with Wish and Temu kinda exemplifying that to an extreme.

I recently switched to VSCodium + Cline + OpenRouter and I can use any model I want (currently Step 3.5 Flash for "Temu Sonnet").

They would rather keep you in a constant guilty state about their vision of "climate change" while letting you board a 10 GBP Ryanair flight for a week-end city trip or order useless things on Temu.

I bet they said "people value quality and etc", but in the end, outside of a group of people who has principles, everyone else floods their home with H&Ms and crap from Temu.

I think this kind of "get rich quick" scam has always been around (MLM is a perfect example) - the interesting thing about the amazon drop shipping one is that it did actually work for a bit for quite a few people - until China realized they could cut out the middleman and drop ship directly (and things like Temu and friends came into view).

The business of demand aggregation has been replaced by Temu, where the consumer data is worth more than the average item.

A significant part of ad spend by the likes of Temu, AliExpress, Shein and other Chinese exporters are on Meta's platforms: e.g.

I think it says something about what tech is delivering: The article claims the main reason for closing was competition from online stores like Temu.