Don't mess with Temu, don't mess with Temu, don't mess with Temu—let me say it three times, just to make sure it's clear. I'm not just talking out of nowhere here, there's a solid reason behind what I'm saying. It's all about Temu's supply bidding system. Here's the deal: if your price is higher than the others, Temu hits you up to lower it. And if you don't comply, they hit you with restrictions. It's like they're forcing you to cut your prices. And guess what happens when you do? They turn around and let your competitors know so they can do the same. It's a never-ending cycle, squeezing sellers' profit margins left and right. And you know what? It's causing some serious issues. Lower profits for products mean sellers start cutting corners to make a buck, which ultimately means squeezing their employees for more work and squeezing their suppliers for cheaper materials. And here's the kicker: all these products are made right here in our country. It's like they're forcing us to squeeze our own people. Crazy, right?
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