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Yes — scam

Are the new Temu and Shein 'closing down sale' lookalike sites a scam?

Yes. A fresh wave of copycat domains — names that swap a letter or add “-outlet,” “-sale,” or a country code to Temu's or Shein's real name — is circulating right now via social ads claiming a “store closing” or “90% off everything” clearance. Both real brands sell only through their own apps and official sites; neither runs surprise closures through a different domain. Check the URL bar character by character before you check out, and if you already paid, dispute the charge with your card issuer immediately.

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