How does this compare with Temu, Aliexpress or Amazon? This is just a front for the same suppliers a
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16/02/26 Пнд 21:35:21
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Não tenho a certeza de que compreendi a pergunta. Os vendedores nestas plataformas vêm de todas as regiões que ainda mantêm relações comerciais com a Rússia, o que, neste momento, é a maior parte do mundo, incluindo a China. Os produtos da UE e dos EUA são simplesmente reimportados por fornecedores russos através de países intermediários, por isso, para os russos comuns, nada mudou realmente em termos das chamadas “escassezes devido às sanções” de que se fala na televisão na UE (e, sinceramente, que outros produtos é que vocês têm? Cerca de 90% de tudo é feito na China, de qualquer forma).
Estas plataformas são muito práticas e rápidas e incluem vários serviços adicionais. Na Rússia, existem basicamente apenas quatro grandes plataformas. Eu não uso a Wildberries nem a SberMarket — uso a Ozon e a Yandex Market. Gosto da Yandex Market pelo design e da Ozon pelo grande número de promoções. Além disso, a Ozon também tem o seu próprio banco, por isso, se pagares coisas fora da Ozon com o cartão deles, recebes um cashback bastante elevado. Graças a isso, acabei por comprar um Ryzen 7 por praticamente um rublo.
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I only know WB or Ozon for video memes posted here of Russian people fighting with pick post collections sites that don't have relation with them and Russian user talking about buying SSDs and sugestting buying Portuguese flags in a thread in this section months ago.
I will never buy a SSD through Aliexpress (or Temu) due to obvious reasons. There are problems with Amazon but its marketplace sometimes with fakes and Amazon Spain is becoming a overcharged Temu with passing time.
If you’re concerned about counterfeits (and rightly so), here’s what you can do in Russia:
1. Once you’ve chosen an official online electronics retailer such as DNS, you can receive your purchase in several ways:
- Pick up your order from any DNS physical store
- Use DNS parcel lockers (public electronic lockers located in various public places such as grocery stores like Pyaterochka; access requires app-based password authentication)
- Get courier delivery to your home
- Collect your order from partner pickup points that DNS works with, such as Russian Post offices (not to be confused with postal delivery, in this case you are simply using your local Russian Post office as a temporary storage facility for your goods, which you will collect later), SDEK pickup points (It is a huge private courier company with its own order pickup points), Magnit Post, and others
You can choose the delivery method during checkout, whether you order online or in-store.
You can’t pick up DNS orders at Yandex Market, Ozon, or Wildberries pickup points, as these companies operate their own logistics networks through competing logistics subsidiaries and generally don’t cooperate with DNS.
2. If, on the other hand, you choose alternative official electronics retailers such as M.Video, Eldorado, or Citilink, you can usually use the same delivery options, and in some cases select pickup points operated by Yandex Market, Ozon, or Wildberries, depending on the retailer’s partnerships.
If you open Yandex.Maps and search for pick-up points (e.g. Wildberries, Ozon, etc.), you will see that they are quite densely scattered throughout Russia, including cities with extreme conditions, such as Norilsk and mountainous northern cities, which cannot be reached by any other means except by plane. Once in Moscow, I saw two Wildberries on one street (lol). New pick-up points are opening regularly, or rather, multiplying like yeast. This makes it possible to receive orders in most regions of the country.
All companies above average offer courier delivery, either free of charge, conditionally free of charge, or for a small additional fee (only 100-300 roubles).
There are also some cool options, for example: if you have a premium subscription to Ozon, the courier can also pick up items you don't like, which is simply irreplaceable if you're a lazy bastard. Otherwise, the goods must be returned to the pickup point in person.
>premium subscription to Ozon
>Pays for increased discounts
Retarded
Kek. This is very beneficial if you are an active buyer. You pay 399 rubles per month and get a bunch of useful services and discounts. Even if you don't shop very often, you can save 2k rubles or more, 5k, 10k, 20k etc (depending on your activity)
In this case, the shop will decide what you buy. There are many premium discount items, but not all items are sold at a discount
it is the shop that will manipulate you and decide what you buy
Premium subscriptions in shops are slavery. You are a pathetic slave to capitalism, lol
ACCEPT IT
>You are a pathetic slave to capitalism
>se pagares coisas fora da Ozon com o cartão deles, recebes um cashback bastante elevado. Graças a isso, acabei por comprar um Ryzen 7 por praticamente um rublo.
With cashback, I have more control over my life. Plus, I buy goods from sellers not affiliated with Ozon, pay them in stores, cafes, etc. And Ozon pays me for using their card in the form of generous cashback, while premium ties you to one store, that's the difference
>это другое
Kek) You forgot to mention that cashback categories for the coming month are selected by the user from a limited set. Ozon decides what you will receive cashback for))) You lost
This is insignificant and does not particularly affect control over life. From the very beginning, I said "more control" not complete control. Go buy what the capitalist told you to buy, premiumbro :)
YOU lost.
