I am getting Emails From "Temu." and I Have No Idea What They Are

Anonymous
2023-11-10T09:21:42+00:00

I am familiar with Temu, although I don't use it, have never made an account, signed up, or interacted with it in any way whatsoever

this started today, where I keep getting emails in my Inbox from a sender called "Temu." (I've not opened any of the emails to look at the other email to see if it's legit or not). I've gotten 3 in total, which I've all deleted

the first 2 had a description: "You have won an Temu pallets". first came in at 11am, second came in at 3pm

the most recent one either came in at 6pm or 7pm, I forgot to make note, but it had a description along the lines of: "RE: confirm your receipt"

I have blocked the sender every single time on each of these emails but it hasn't made a difference. if the third email came in at 7pm, then if I'm not mistaken that's 4 hours apart between each email

is anyone else receiving these or...why do I keep getting these? is it more likely that it's a spam email if I've blocked the sender and it keeps working around it? it keeps coming to my Inbox, not Spam

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  1. Anonymous
    2023-11-22T08:41:44+00:00

    I don't know if it is coincidence or not, but I followed these steps and *knock on wood* the emails are gone. It's been 48hrs and I am so hopeful this is over hahaha

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  2. Anonymous
    2023-11-17T19:01:14+00:00

    I'm getting deluged with this Temu **** as well as jackpots, games etc. Most get caught and put in Junk but Microsoft's email systemis so backward that you can't apply rules to Junk. I would like to be able to create rules to permanently delete stuff in Junk so I never have to see them but noooooooo...too much to ask for. And I'm paying them £££s a year for this!

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  3. Anonymous
    2023-11-17T13:28:36+00:00

    I give up. Just got another. Applying the rule option didn’t work. The spammers have just put an @ symbol at the beginning of Temu. In other words, the spammers are able to override the rule option.

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  4. Anonymous
    2023-11-17T04:49:31+00:00

    I don't understand the thinking of these "companies"....as a direct result of their harraassment, I will NEVER buy from them again. How can they possibly think that this kind of "advertising" works???

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  5. Anonymous
    2023-11-17T01:12:59+00:00

    If that's the case of transferring to gmail, then maybe it'll jack up microsoft/outlook/hotmail to eradicate them spam emails. Otherwise it'll be bye bye . It'll put them out of business. There's other platforms out there.

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