TeeMoo

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

I suspect mail order retail is not their core business.

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An affiliation with clock sounds perchance? Well, I'm already on the Forty Thieves mob's books, so how bad can it be? Goggle know the results of my last colonoscopy, so I daresay so does Xi. He's welcome to it.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Using an alias cos of the site rules.

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Maybe that is why when I googled TeeMoo nothing came up - except for your post.

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Originally Posted by oka374

Don't ! too many irrelevant questions when "joining" and once you do and attempt to buy an item when you get through the purchasing you find there is a minimum charge when ordering so in order to buy the one item you want you are forced to buy other stuff to reach the minimum order point.
The minimum order also varies hugely and can be sometimes be 10 times the item amount.
As has been said they are more about collecting your data than selling stuff.

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Was tempted, but my microbiome got agitated when... I trust the gut feeling ! [biggrin]

Yes, 'Data collection' is pretty obvious, but it's not limited to them only. Even our government is not above such deviousness. Or your banks.
On the other hand, 427 billion bacteria raise no objection to the Other two, banggood and his Ali mate. Neither has disappointed or been awkward.

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Originally Posted by 101RRS

Maybe that is why when I googled TeeMoo nothing came up - except for your post.

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Good chance...

I've used it a few times - never for anything that I would rely on for anything important though.

A couple of disputes (purchased quantity not arriving) were dealt with instantly and refunded within 2 or 3 days onto my Visa, via paypal - I wouldn't use anything but paypal on there.

I only purchased things like sticky fly papers, solar driveway lights and kids craft items etc.

Thanks all. I would treat it like the forty thieves, or jungle mobs. Won't buy anything mission critical from any of them. Actually had the worst results- so far- from the jungle mob. That's a wider sample though, as I used it extensively when shopping in Melbourne was verboten.