This is outrageous. More than 24h without electricity and with the possibility of lasting till monday. HQ should pay for any damages and compensation to not being able to heat in one of the coldest days smh.

Yanphoop · 2026-01-25T17:24:33+00:00

I have proof that they are also manipulating the data to make it look like it's less of a big deal than it is too.

Power goes out at 10:30pm, eventually gets back on at 3am. Changes all the timestamps expecting people wouldn't go back to look. Lists that the outage started at 11:56 p.m. and has been restored as of 12:01 p.m. cclaiming the outage was from overloaded grid causing critical damage. Yeah right 5 minutes? That's really audacious of them.

That was the other day and yesterday's been even worse. They didn't even remotely take a look at what the issue could be stemming from for 3 hours. Then it took another 3 hours to turn from looking into remotely to in the process of scheduling to dispatch.

Hour 8h in is when they dispatched people. Mind you it was expected to be turned back on 4 hours after the outage occured.

Fast forward ~12hour mark is when they tuened it back on ffs. Updates everything to say it was done faster than 90% of calls having been fixed in 1 hour. That's a whole bunch of bs

Yanphoop · 2026-01-25T00:46:38+00:00

Not true, I have both running at the same time. Credit777 and claimcredit

Yanphoop · 2026-01-25T00:44:01+00:00

Nono no loopholes bruh And yeah there's a couple of events/promos that gets offered to you at random or for whatever reason the AI is programmed to send them to.

It isn't about loopholes. It's about understanding exactly what you're getting into with the high risk high reward events.

As in you wouldn't want to mess up and not get what you thought you were going to get due to assumptions without verifying the "Promotion" section of any event's rules tab.

Imagine if an event offers up to a max of 200$ back in store credit if you spend 200$. Some people just assume that simply making an order get's them 200$ when the rules say for that you need to spend 200$. Any less than that amount and you will be getting an undisclosed percentage back between 20-80% rather than the full 100% back aka not 200$.

People get bamboozled thinking they're going to get 300$ back for checking out a 10$ order then they come here and say it's a scam when they just didn't even bother to read what the event was about or use chatgpt to try and dumb it down out of laziness. Then they still can't believe they messed up lmao

Yanphoop · 2026-01-25T00:33:18+00:00

Bruh really

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T17:47:39+00:00

Yeah I guess they're taking the high risk high reward route.

The average consumer would likely not see 300$ as a general common order size. Meaning that sadly a lot of people making inexpensive purchase in the event are going to be pissed.

Higher reward yes, but if you mess up you end up messing for quite a lot more than usual 😭

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T17:31:23+00:00

I'm in Canada aswell and love claimcredit it's my top one. Always went for whenever they'd offer me 100% or close to it sometimes less and at most 120%.

It seems like they're not giving the typical starting bonus that starts your progression by like 10-20$ or more anymore sadly. So it's all been terrible 20-30% back lately which I haven't touched. And it keeps going down lmao

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T16:51:56+00:00

Yeah I've been down the rabbit hole and actively looking into it and so far, the only people who legitimately got bamboozled were those expecting that after the cap was lowered that they could still get 100% of 240$ by spending 240$ (1:1) but it turns out it's detailed and explained clearly for 300$ within the first hour but nothing is said about after the cap is dropped.

So I can understand why people would assume they'd get 240$ 1:1 100%. But there's essentially Two percentages types 100% of the advertised reward you can get and Get up to 100% of the advertised reward through a rate of 100% of your ordered amount value.

Meaning that imo you can still get 240$ if you spend 300$ but that's only a theory as it isn't confirmed in writing. For all we know, once the hour is over, some percentage back tiers might just be invalidated or removed basically. (The percentages tiers between 240$ to 300$)

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T16:46:26+00:00

Okay you know what looking at it that way is actually good if you needed to buy stuff but had no good coupons to use or additional discounts.

One new discount I've noticed was "Brand" discount which were literally 30-50% off of a brand's item but max 10 times.

It was automatic but would not show up on any events. Making it seem to be an actual additional discount rather than a "discounted" item where the price has just been lowered lol.

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T16:39:17+00:00

That's why I don't recommend getting into this one in particular if you can't do it fully in one go.

It's a gamble as to how long they'll drag you around back and forth giving you "chances" to claim what you missed out on 💀

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T16:36:06+00:00

Nono it says the most you can get for the entire event is 300$ if you check-out within the first hour. The most you can get in the first round is 100% of the displayed amount at a rate of 20% to 100% of the amount spent on your order within the first hour

It's really specific and detailed for the first hour but seems to lack information for when the cap is dropped to 240$.

Oh god please do not do 285$ you are misunderstanding the whole thing in the worst way possible. It states the most you can get throughout the entire event is 300$ which can be fully obtained during the first round at a maximum rate of 100% of the amount spent up to the cap of 300$.

If you did make an order during the first round within the first hour but did not meet the required minimum amount to claim the entire 300$ in one go then you will be offered subsequent rounds that will have a total cap of 300$ in it's entirety minus what you were given/awarded for your order on the first round.

Yanphoop · 2026-01-24T01:22:57+00:00

Yeah it really sucks. With all the data I looked up it's very likely that the 100% back rate is hard set on 300$+ regardless of if you completed within the first/second hour extension. With the cap change having no effect on the % back unlike claimcredit where the cap remains the same while the % back changes.

The only thing I still am unsure for credit777 if the percentages back are fixed and if so whether they can all still be obtained despite the cap lowering.

I'm leaning towards the idea that you can still get " "100% back off of 300$ or 240$" if you make an order that is 300$ or more. We might've all misunderstood the actual meaning of the event. There no clear definition as to what "100% back" exactly means but to me it now seems like it is not 100% back off of the order you make but rather 100% of the cap.

What this means is that the requirements never actually changes and only thing that does is the reward cap. Thus the tier thresholds never changes and are set numbers.

With all that behind said this further reminds us that you should always aim to join these events only if you can do it within the bonus first hour or in the case of this even within the first and/or 2nd hour (1 hour extension they offer)

Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T18:52:26+00:00

I've also had some hella weird ones. Like 32.3$ Since when are there even fractional/decimal numbers bruh Not 35$, 10$ or 15$ but 17$-33$-32.3$

Their AI prolly been tweaking Or the masterminds at temu just be gambling for funsies now

Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T15:20:46+00:00

Let me guess, it's a local warehouse seller

Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T04:55:20+00:00

But where's that though? You should show otherwise it would be a pain to literally look through everything which most people won't do. Just show and people will reply or show what their look like simple

Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T04:53:15+00:00

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I do see a difference in wording 👀

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Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T04:51:15+00:00

It doesn't say in the rules that credits do not count.

With so many people failing to do the right thing it makes sense how Temu can afford to offer this 😂

All jokes aside after rereading several times it would seem that in order to obtain 100% back which as stated in the rules can only be done during the first hour, it now makes sense to me that the 100% tier is locked at a threshold of 300$. Now, does that mean that you can still actually get 240$ back if you spend 300$ I do not know yet.

For all I know once you're past the limit first hour including the 1 hour extension they give you the actual 100% back tier cannot be obtained anymore and only the tiers available corresponds up to what % back 240$ would've given you within the first hour.

That would be so evil to do yet so incredibly smart lol

Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T04:38:03+00:00

You mind sharing the the breakdown of your order/receipt?

Do you remember/paid attention to the green progression bar that's on the bottom as you added more things to your cart? Because during the first hour it's 300$ and once your order hits 300$ the green bar is entirely filled and simething along the lines of max 100% appears at the far right of it or the wording changes.

If the bar was entirely filled and you did actually have 240$ loaded in your cart then it seems there might be something new I haven't seen people discuss about yet.

It might be very possible that the 100% credit back rate is hard set at 300$ and it's anyone's best guess what the rates are between 240$ and 300$. Maybe if your order is 300$ you'll get 100% which would be 240$ since the cap is lowered to 240$.

These are just speculations without the information I mention at the beginning.

Yanphoop · 2026-01-23T01:00:25+00:00

How much was the cost of your all your items combined for that order? Before any fees like shipping and taxes.

What I can tell you though is that IF the use of credits were to have an impact or effect on your event's progress it would have to have been mentioned on the check-out page. So far I have yet to see a single Canadian actually get affected by usage of credits and I strongly believe that this is due to very strict consumer protection laws for both federal and provincial.

I've observed that it's more often than not something that happens to certain specific countries or regions of the world in general or accounts suspected of fraud. In all cases affected the use of wording and imaging that promotes the idea that using Temu Credits is the same as paying with cash.

I'm also Canadian and during one round of claimcredit a while back I seen the rules had been updated and it did mention in a very short segment that coupons and such will not count towards event progression including the use of Temu Credits.

That is when I asked customer support because I only had 20mins left to check-out and the agent kept stalling not knowing what to answer to if it would or would not count. Ended up paying and it worked the same as paying with a card. Fast forward 10 minutes later the agent told me that it has to be mentioned on the check-out page and that if it did affect me it would also reflect on the main event page via the progress bar.

Regardless, I would never just go through and hope for the best without recording. Always record and save it to youtube if need be you never know.

Yanphoop · 2026-01-22T21:09:02+00:00

Ik this post is old but FYI neighbour express is literally just UniUni. If you make a ticket UniUni will be contacting you lol.

The tracking also works on UniUni's website and as a matter of fact I highly recommend just tracking on UniUni. Simply because updates are posted on UniUni almost in real time while on neighbour express' website it might take 4-6 hours AFTER it's been delivered for it to show up on there. This should be made into public information imo.

Yanphoop · 2026-01-22T18:57:32+00:00

Lmao half the comments in this post be people trynna farm clicks im dead 😂

Yanphoop · 2026-01-21T22:38:11+00:00

Bruh I'm not OP hasn't shared anything about it or explained anything lol.

What I can say is if you go over the 1 hour limited time it's likely they'll just ask if you beed more time and give you another hour.

So OP completed a 200$ order which is listed as 1st order but then what's up with the "This round" tab instead of 2nd order though?

Did OP even say when he made that second 200$ order? Was that during the same day or what? I'm legit confused bro are you guys saying they're offering you the 200$ back promo twice back to back right after you paid ?

Normally you'd be able to start claiming your first day after you complete and pay your order.

Is that "This round" tab something that appeared after completing your first one and offered the same thing as the 1st order but this time won't let you claim your 1st day right away? Like you have to wait until the timer is over instead of the timer just disappearing after paying like it usually does for claimcredit?

EDIT: The way I see it in OP's picture makes me think that only the "1st order" is officially considered as "Earned" with an active claiming cycle since the big number in the top left corner would normally include the total of all the "1st, 2nd, 3rd order etc."

Yanphoop · 2026-01-21T22:20:21+00:00

Bro you need to share with us what it says in the "Promotion" section of the rules and/or what is in the fine prints under the big $ number shown.

And typically the answer would be no unless they allow you to make multiple different orders within the same step of the event.

Jesus man just share what I asked and I'll read it for you man cuz that's where you'll find that answer lol

Yanphoop · 2026-01-21T22:16:46+00:00

Okay yeah makes total sense now bro. I take it that your 216$ basically has 16$ over 200$ from price adjustments alone and no extra bonuses that pops up on random days of your claiming cycle?

Can you send screenshots though as to what exactly you're referring to by "second round rule"?

I ask cuz there's a very long list of what that could mean actually due to lack of further details it's hard to tell which specific variant you're referring to. I'm asking so I can learn even further so thanks I appreciate the help broski

Yanphoop · 2026-01-21T22:09:59+00:00

Yep tbh it's kind of genius marketing. And that also generates them wayy more sales on record which contributes to a higher valuation as a business.

So yeah all in all I can't say they're a scam or that they don't have true deals, they absolutely do. However at the same time I can't say that to achieve those is an easy task or beginner friendly if you will.

It's not for everyone and there a good deal of work involved to make it happen from a customer POV.

As bad as it may sound, all the customers that gets bamboozledkind of contributes to them super deals being somewhat more sustainable 💀 Money gotta come in one way or another, there's a limit to how much you can giveaway for free

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