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Yea, worst is the retail people who clearly hated Temu/Aliexpress etc because they stand no chance at competing with them when they sell the same things but at
by victorbjorklund 5mo ago
Yea, worst is the retail people who clearly hated Temu/Aliexpress etc because they stand no chance at competing with them when they sell the same things but at 10 times the cost (I don’t blame them. Sucks for them) but instead of just saying the truth that they hate the competition they just make up these fake reasons ”oh it’s low quality stuff that will break” when it’s clearly the same stuff from the same factories etc.
- jeppester 5mo agoIf you played a boardgame, wouldn't you be upset if someone won the game easily, because they decided to just break all the rules?
- slaw 5mo agowhat kind of board game has rules buy for one coin, do nothing, sell for 10 coins?
- kalleboo 5mo agoMonopoly
- slaw 5mo agoSo Temu/Aliexpress fixes the rules not breaks them. OP shouldn't be upset.
- jeppester 5mo agoHow are the rules broken? How does Temu fix then? We have rules that should prevent companies from selling broken and dangerous crap. Should I not be upset that Temu ignores those rules deliberately and floods the EU with exactly that?
- jeppester 5mo agoIf it was that simple, surely someone would undercut all the retailers that follow the rules - while also following the rules. Temu is just deliberately ignoring any rules.
- victorbjorklund 5mo agoThe rules where retail companies can extract value for no added value from consumers? And no the rules has not changed. It has always been allied to compete with importers trying to screw over consumers. Which law are you claiming was changed?
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- jeppester 5mo agoThe rules that make someone responsible for when a product is dangerous or broken. How does that not add any value? Temu is free to take the same responsibility, but they don't.