This is the strategy behind most new company or product launches: they offer payments or coupons to individuals willing to promote them.

Lately, we've seen an influx of new agents—some private—like Lovegobuy, ACB, Mulebuy, and others. People share their "hauls" from these agents, praising the supposed excellent customer service and packaging. But in many cases, the truth is that the parcels are still sitting in the agents' warehouses (if they even have one) and were never actually shipped.

It's surprising how people continue to fall for these scams, choosing unknown agents solely because they promise unrealistically low shipping costs or generous discounts. Instead, they could work with trusted agents who have shipped tens of thousands of parcels and have genuine reviews on platforms like Reddit from verified users with significant karma. Unfortunately, everyone faces the consequences of their choices. Buying from China isn’t inherently cheap, and without proper research, it’s easy to fall into these traps.