You are right but if you look they are the exact same products being sold on e bay and amazon only less expensive.Temu is trash products junk . just my opinion not personal
You are right but if you look they are the exact same products being sold on e bay and amazon only less expensive.Temu is trash products junk . just my opinion not personal
China crap.You are right but if you look they are the exact same products being sold on e bay and amazon only less expensive.
They also annoy the shit out of you with 287 google ads/dayChina crap.
Where are you receiving ads? Have you tried ad block plus?They also annoy the shit out of you with 287 google ads/day
Referring to Temu. This junk website is blocked by many Dutch companies for employees. Junk and electrical devices (and even chargers) are extremely dangerous.You are right but if you look they are the exact same products being sold on e bay and amazon only less expensive.
No, but thanks for the suggestionWhere are you receiving ads? Have you tried ad block plus?
How were they delivered? INPOSDOM? Guy on a motorcycle?I've ordered about 4 times from Temu - probably over 20 items. No problem so far with anything I've received, but I wasn't shopping for luxury items. Many were the same items seen on eBay or Amazon, but cheaper. It's all made in China. but almost everything is these days.
The usual way - to BM Cargo!!!How were they delivered? INPOSDOM? Guy on a motorcycle?
If you mean BM Cargo in Miami, then that is not "Shipped to the DR" That's shipped to Miami.The usual way - to BM Cargo!!!
Things went off-topic a little talking about Temu. I was just posting my experience with Temu.If you mean BM Cargo in Miami, then that is not "Shipped to the DR" That's shipped to Miami.
In the OP I was referring to Amazon shipments being shipped directly to the DR, not a courier.
Pretty sure you are referring to post # 7Somebody had posted in this thread that they had received Amazon shipments in Colombia...can't find it now so maybe a moderator deleted it. If so, my question ties back to the DR so hopefully we can all see an answer...how were those shipments delivered? Is it similar to here where there really isn't a post office as many of us are used to? I'm curious how Amazon would deliver here, and maybe that answer would be similar to how it's done in Colombia.
I am the one that posted it,Amazon ships it to Colombia and then it is passed off to a Colombian courier company called Pasarex and they deliver to my home. Quick and efficient and many items ship free.Somebody had posted in this thread that they had received Amazon shipments in Colombia...can't find it now so maybe a moderator deleted it. If so, my question ties back to the DR so hopefully we can all see an answer...how were those shipments delivered? Is it similar to here where there really isn't a post office as many of us are used to? I'm curious how Amazon would deliver here, and maybe that answer would be similar to how it's done in Colombia.
That can be said of 95% of Chinese made products.Temu is trash products junk . just my opinion not personal
Yeah and every damn Android game has to show Temu spam every 15 seconds with Chinese people crying & speaking Spanish trying to get you to download their junk app for a 99 peso Android tablet with keyboard ! .They also annoy the shit out of you with 287 google ads/day
Thank you! I missed that, and I looked through the posts a couple timesPretty sure you are referring to post # 7
Thank you! That's probably how it works in the DR too, using a courier like Domex or others that deliver to the door. I noticed that free delivery comes at the $49 USD mark, rather than the $35 mark within the US.I am the one that posted it,Amazon ships it to Colombia and then it is passed off to a Colombian courier company called Pasarex and they deliver to my home. Quick and efficient and many items ship free.
If that's how it works here, it wouldn't surprise me to hear DOMEX does it. They are light years ahead of the other island couriers.Thank you! That's probably how it works in the DR too, using a courier like Domex or others that deliver to the door. I noticed that free delivery comes at the $49 USD mark, rather than the $35 mark within the US.