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Updates: official movement, with dates attached

Promotions expire, policies shift, and undated marketing is how buyers get surprised. Everything here carries the date it was announced or measured.

Official events and announcements

Official announcements list showing five entries with release timestamps
The official announcement board, captured October 2026. Release times print without years; the detail pages carry them. Open full image ↗

The official board is terse but dated, and its five visible entries span two years of operation: the Halloween Fest subsidy (announced 2026-10-09, running October 10 to 16 Beijing time), the EU duty-free lines update (2026-07-01), the €3 EU category-customs cap (2026-06-23), US tax-free routes (2025-04-17), and the sign-up coupon announcement (2024-09-22).

A reading habit the board itself teaches: the list omits years, so an entry can look current while being two years old. Click through before relying on any promotion; this site prints the year precisely because the board does not.

The EU customs change, in one card

Official announcement explaining EU category-based customs fees and the flat three-euro commitment
Historical operator announcement dated 23 June 2026. Its described shipping arrangement is not current legal guidance. Open full image ↗

The 23 June 2026 operator notice describes a category-duty change and its own one-€3-charge-per-parcel arrangement, with a continuation condition. Treat this as historical shipping-offer information. It does not establish current destination law, the final tax bill or that a subsidy remains available for your shipment.

For an actual EU shipment, read the current selected route’s tax handling and applicable destination guidance. The dated notice does not settle today’s total or whether combining items will be cheaper.

Reading promotions like a bill, not a banner

Read three separate conditions: the earning period, the redemption period and eligibility. A threshold coupon pack can only reduce an eligible charge when its individual conditions are met. Check the route, minimum spend, expiry and any quota before planning around an old announcement or code.

The old $105 homepage badge and the ¥3000 announcement figure are different promotional records. The retained material does not establish that they can be combined or explain every difference. Use the offer actually available in your account and avoid adding the two headline totals.

Community feedback, read with calibration

The official homepage links community channels, while haul forums and videos show selected buyer experiences. Useful records can include dated QC images, freight receipts and a resolved support case. The feed does not show all attempted purchases, so it cannot establish an overall success or failure rate.

Prefer a report with a date, exact route or purchase stage and a documented outcome. Treat unofficial batch grades as community descriptions, not platform inspection results. If a post and a captured help article disagree, ask for the current terms relevant to the order rather than assuming either one resolves it.

Last updated

This site uses official material captured on 10 October 2026 and a comparison dated 8 October. The content review on 16 October clarified category-word limits, dated cost definitions, purchase conditions and promotional scope. Source capture dates remain unchanged; this is not a promise of continuous monitoring.

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