[Shocking] Amazon's official website posted Temu ads? What's the real reason for the Black Friday fiasco?

"I only have one-third of my orders today, even less than half of the usual amount. I haven't seen such a bad order volume for a long time. I can't even believe this is Black Friday???"

So far, there is at least news of a boom in orders on the European site, but the American site seems much more depressed in comparison. Not only do sellers have no orders, but they also have to pay three times the peak season storage fees. The repeated consumption of advertising fees and storage fees has led to rising costs, but there is no sign of profit. Sellers have said that the pressure of this peak season is twice as great.

This year's Black Friday battle line is very long. Some people think that Black Friday started last week; some people think that Black Friday started on the 20th; and some people think that Black Friday started on the 24th. Many operators and sellers still don't understand the specific time, and consumers must be very confused.

In addition, Temu’s discounts this year are really outrageous. Consumers are dispersed in terms of time, funds and platforms, so it would be strange if they could concentrate on placing orders!

This morning I saw a jaw-dropping picture:

How can I see Temu's advertisement on Amazon US? I really admire the free environment abroad, and I also admire Amazon's broad-mindedness as the leader of cross-border e-commerce. NANA is ashamed of herself.

Just when NANA thought that Amazon was big enough to tolerate things that were difficult for the world to tolerate, Amazon's investment manager revealed that Amazon began to pay attention to Temu. They had not taken little Temu seriously before, but now they felt threatened.

Of course, the reason why the Thanksgiving Day orders were so low was also related to the big parade. Where did the orders go? ? ? The orders were all on the street. The various events this year really made people laugh and cry.

Most sellers are in a period of low sales, but a small number of sellers still have orders to be hot. It is rumored that only 3% of sellers will have hot orders during this Black Friday. However, we cannot jump to conclusions before the end, and there may be a turnaround. For example, a seller just started sharing the news of his hot orders:

I thought the huge drop in order volume was the biggest headache for sellers, but I never expected that Amazon would give sellers another blow. The backend suddenly showed that the credit card was invalid!

Many sellers have recently received notifications from the platform stating that "credit card is invalid". Even if the seller changes the credit card, it is of no use. Some sellers cannot even access the backend.

Some sellers reported that after receiving a notification that their credit card was invalid, they either had to update the existing credit card information or add a new credit card in order to use the account normally. However, some sellers changed 3 or 4 credit cards and still found that the credit card was invalid.