[lph]

Every ad I've seen from Temu is either AI-fabricated non-existent products, or real products with impossibly low prices. I wish somebody would sue them into the ground for false advertising.

[RankingMember]

In my experience, they're legit, but only for first-time customers. They basically eat the cost of the difference to get you in the door.

[ortusdux]

Aliexpress does this as well. You have to log in to see the real pricing.

[jonah]

That's where creating new accounts like [name]+aliexpress2@[domain] come in handy, no?

[mlrtime]

I mean we're talking about saving around 2-3$ from some really bad garbage products you use once and throw it in a corner.

[oh_sigh]

It might just be me, but every Temu ad I see is a normalish product, but the image is designed to look like something sexy or illicit when viewed as a small thumbnail.

[subsubzero]

You seem like someone who doesn't want to shop like a billionaire! In all seriousness I 100% agree, I feel like this company is a massive house of cards that will end up like Evergrande etc. What is crazy is almost every site I visit I see a Temu ad so their ad spend is borderline insane to begin with, it growing larger is even more unbelievable.