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Temu criticized for aggressive marketing strategy that exploits shoppers: 'Mastered the bot game'

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Learning how to upcycle, reuse, and buy secondhand are all great ways to reduce waste and dirty pollution from shipping items. Yet, it is not always easy to make those choices when constantly inundated with advertisements designed to convince you to buy products. In a Reddit post on the r/a******design thread, a user posted about the exploitative nature of advertising by Temu. Photo Credit: Reddit The post explained that Temu uses more than 10,…
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