Has anyone here actually ordered from Temu after seeing their ads?

[silinka]

 Has anyone here actually ordered from Temu after seeing their ads?

[kemeron]

Well, yes, I order goods here. The platform offers everything from clothes and gadgets to home decor, pet supplies, and even car accessories — often at prices that seem impossible. You can find sweaters for $6, phone cases for $2, and kitchen gadgets under $5. Combine that with flashy sales, “spin-to-win” games, and social sharing bonuses, and you’ve got a marketing machine that’s hard to ignore.

[kemeron]

And you know, I don’t mind ads. I use block Temu ads. I’m not against advertising. But, you know .... a ds keep content free, and they’re part of how the internet works. But I do believe in balance. When one brand’s ads start to dominate every space, it becomes more distracting than helpful. When I do want to shop, I open Temu directly and browse through deals on my own schedule.