Just had my Joybuy order cancelled after 1 month, with an email saying that "due to business adjustment, we regret unable to continue to provide service for your country".
Tried to order a few random things and they all become "out of stock" during the checkout process.
I wonder why they have done this? Maybe they've been caught up selling non-compliant 240V appliances?
Yup.
I've had a parcel with weekly "Cleared Customs" status update for about 2 months finally move. Now it'll get stuck in Oz Customs for another 2 months.
And yet NZ is still on the list…
JoyBuy, HappyBuy, DigiBuy+, WelcomeCamera, ILoveBuy, (you get the drift) avoid and buy locally.
It seems like Chinese online retailers are doing it rough. A good time to buy shares in Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd methinks :-P
hmm… where does HVN buy their goods from?
They source all their goods from true blue patriotic Strayans like themselves. Vote 1 Clive Palmer.
@kahn: when HN sources stuff from china he's "providing jobs for australians" (which isnt entirely untrue)
but when you do it, you're traitorious unaustralian scum leachers, even if you're paying GST because you're denying Gerry his cut
They appear to be back again. Maybe they have resolved their logistics or tax issues.
Thanks, I re-ordered the item they cancelled. It's weird though, I viewed my basket a few times, and one time it said it was out of stock, just like previously… hopefully they don't cancel the order a month later like last time.
No cheap economic shipping options for them due to near zero international passenger planes. It's taking longer than 3 months in many cases, prompting more refunds.