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Say they carry on.... How does EU actually stop people ordering from their website and getting items posted to their house?
by bcjdjsndon 5mo ago
Say they carry on.... How does EU actually stop people ordering from their website and getting items posted to their house?
- askl 5mo agoOrdering ISPs to DNS block temu would probably be easier and effective enough. Or maybe getting google and apple to make the app not available in the EU.
- Mashimo 5mo agoMaybe going for the money. Forbit EU banks from transferring funds to known Temu accounts.
- tpm 5mo agoThere are still borders and customs inspections, that's how.
- bcjdjsndon 5mo agoJust in a poxy country like the UK it's millions of parcels a day delivered across multiple ports mostly inside containers.... It's simply not feasible to check it all, it would cost a ton of money to have enough checkers and not slow down deliveries.
- tpm 5mo agoThat's a failure of the state to control its borders. > it would cost a ton of money That's why the EU is imposing a €3 fixed customs duty per item (and later another €2 handling fee) effective July 1 (should have been much sooner in my opinion) for small packages (under €150), in addition to the VAT.
- throw_a_grenade 5mo agoThey'll put them on naughty list that will be enforced by financial institutions, i.e. it will be an infraction for credit card operators to process such a payment. Financial operators have well oiled compliance facilities and the payment won't clear. If Temu won't get the money, they won't ship the parcel. And if they won't ship, then there will be a bit less carcinogens in EU. Good stuff.