How to shop from Aliexpress _ Tips & Tricks _ My Aliexpress Collection
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1. AliExpress is a marketplace, it consists of a ton of individual sellers. There are shipping facilities in certain areas, similar to the Amazon's model, where the seller would give their product to AliExpress, and then AliExpress will send it to the buyer, but in most cases the item will be shipped to you by the seller directly.
The threshold to become a seller is approximately $1,200 USD, which will cover the cost of disputes, if there are any.
Shipping is usually free (well, included in the price), or really cheap, but in most cases really slow – like, 3-6 weeks for standard shipping), and you can pay more for faster shipping.
The kicker here is that countries have agreements with each others, so China pays to ship it within China and to the destination country, and the destination country handles the leg once it reaches its' border and to your home/PO box. There are expedited options if you want to pay extra. More expensive items ($20+) are often shipped with expedited shipping as a courtesy. Cheap items usually can't be tracked; more expensive items are shipped with tracking number and with a signature required. [More about AliExpress tracking and shipping]
ENTER ALIEXPRESS: http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/cF3eEQxA
2. The seller does not get paid until you confirm the order. Order is confirmed either by you clicking “confirm”, or after 60 days. If 60 days passes, and you don't do anything, AliExpress will assume everything is fine, and will close the order and pay the seller. If you don't receive the order, or if you receive something other that what you ordered, you can start a dispute.
3. The sellers do not have the access to your payment info: instead, it is handled by AliExpress. This means only a small number of people is involved in processing the payment, thus making it more secure.
Want to get started shopping on AliExpress, but not sure how? Don't worry, we'll show you the ropes. Watch this tutorial video to learn how to sign up for an AliExpress account, and how to buy items on AliExpress.
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1. AliExpress is a marketplace, it consists of a ton of individual sellers. There are shipping facilities in certain areas, similar to the Amazon's model, where the seller would give their product to AliExpress, and then AliExpress will send it to the buyer, but in most cases the item will be shipped to you by the seller directly.
The threshold to become a seller is approximately $1,200 USD, which will cover the cost of disputes, if there are any.
Shipping is usually free (well, included in the price), or really cheap, but in most cases really slow – like, 3-6 weeks for standard shipping), and you can pay more for faster shipping.
The kicker here is that countries have agreements with each others, so China pays to ship it within China and to the destination country, and the destination country handles the leg once it reaches its' border and to your home/PO box. There are expedited options if you want to pay extra. More expensive items ($20+) are often shipped with expedited shipping as a courtesy. Cheap items usually can't be tracked; more expensive items are shipped with tracking number and with a signature required. [More about AliExpress tracking and shipping]
ENTER ALIEXPRESS: http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/cF3eEQxA
2. The seller does not get paid until you confirm the order. Order is confirmed either by you clicking “confirm”, or after 60 days. If 60 days passes, and you don't do anything, AliExpress will assume everything is fine, and will close the order and pay the seller. If you don't receive the order, or if you receive something other that what you ordered, you can start a dispute.
3. The sellers do not have the access to your payment info: instead, it is handled by AliExpress. This means only a small number of people is involved in processing the payment, thus making it more secure.
Want to get started shopping on AliExpress, but not sure how? Don't worry, we'll show you the ropes. Watch this tutorial video to learn how to sign up for an AliExpress account, and how to buy items on AliExpress.
Do you learn better by reading? A text version is available at:
Visit for over 100 free courses on all of today's most popular websites & apps!