The internet can connect us withexcellent shopping deals, but sometimes those deals seem too good to be true.
The online retailer seems to offer everything at meager prices.
But is Temu legit?
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What Is Temu?
Lets start with the basics: What is Temu?
It is an online marketplace that ships products directly from China to consumers.
Temus sister company is the shipping app Pinduoduo and is aimed at the Chinese market.
The latter hasbeen put on pauseto give those in charge of processing these shipments more time to prepare.
Its not been made clear when the pause will be lifted or how much either rule will affect prices.
You brew coffee at home, you dont walk into Target and you refuse to order avocado toast.
(Can you sense my millennial sarcasm there?)
Temu is a legit e-commerce retailer from which you might purchase real products.
The complaint also claims the company does not do enough to protect customer data.
Temu does have multiple payment options.
you’re free to also use abuy now, pay later service such as Afterpay or Klarna.
How Do I Shop on Temu?
If you choose to use Temu, visitTemus websiteor download the Temu app to youriOSorAndroiddevice.
Once on the site or app, you’re free to begin shopping.
If you see an item you like, add it to your cart.
If you wish to pay directly using a credit card, we recommend using a virtual card.
Services such as Apple Pay and Google Pay are also available.
Can You Survive 10 Days of Budgeting?
If it’s crucial that you wrangle your budget, it may be time to consider a savings challenge.
Or, you may be asked to share the app with friends for low prices.
So take a moment and consider if you really need that item before you hit the Buy button.
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Michael Archambault is a senior writer with The Penny Hoarder specializing in technology.
