Finding Better Deals on AliExpress Compared to Amazon

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I got a cheap battery pack on aliexpress for like £7, on amazon they sell for £30. I got a 3 pack of wifebeaters for £4, on amazon they’re £10. Also keep in mind the first order usually has a special deal so you can something pretty good almost for free, for example I saw these little vacuum robots selling for like 2£ lol, and it had free delivery. Honestly I’ve been shopping on aliexpress and temu for like 2 years now and it’s pretty much entirely replaced my shopping on amazon.

I used to buy these glasses cleaner wipes from amazon every couple months, £15 for 200 wipes. I then discovered you can buy 100 on aliexpress for 1.50. Literally 10% of the price for 50% of the quantity. Never looked back.

Only thing, in my opinion, keeping amazons shopping moat alive is the bad reputation of aliexpress/temu, but i’m not sure where it’s coming from. I’ve ordered 50+ items and of the few times I’ve had any issues, i’ve got a refund pretty much immediately. Once I ordered a video game on amazon and the box arrived empty, and amazon basically told me to go f• myself. Only problem is i’ve got £50 of amazon credit and I don’t even want to shop there lol

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