TEMU ??????

DeathByFluffy

castle96 said:

dont fit, dont work, dont bother!

Not my experience - as long as you're careful with what you order, by and large it's fine. 

Murphybear

I bought 2 pairs of lightweight cotton trousers.  They are quite good and perfect for summer.  The only issue is they had a decorative button feature and 2 of the buttons broke.  Good for the money.

I bought a cardigan which looked fun as it had cats printed on it 😹.  It was poor quality and the sizing was completely wrong, too small.  I gave it to a Cats Protection charity shop and it was snapped up immediately (I know someone who works there).  I take the view that it’s swings and roundabouts, when I took the cat cardigan in they had a really lovely Christmas jumper which I bought for £6 😺

danandgeorgie

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81770736#Comment_81770736

At the Temu on my 2nd ever order say i have £160 credit and explain in detail how to use it. Within 24hours - first order 3 items and the cheapest is free; second order (same 24 hours) is free up to £40. third is 80% off until the whole amount is used. Clearly this is a gimmick but in true MSE way can this gimmick be exploited? Is it even real? I have ordered several low cost items ( they are quite good for cheap fishing accessories). I got a couple of freebies thrown in but clearly this is a hardsell technique. Question is is it exploitable!

RFW

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82017239#Comment_82017239

I've mentioned on another thread that I sell on Temu. I can occasionally see that someone has paid less than I'm selling for. I get the right amount of money back but Temu discount to the buyer. They have acres of cash for promotions so there is plenty of opportunity to get good deals. The £80/£160 credit is a lot of hot air and endless pop ups but can amount to a decent discount. Another thing to try, if you're already buying something then put it in your basket and wait for an offer to inevitably turn up.