Right.. Didn't knew thatNope. You can even put it in your cart and go all the way to the payment confirmation page. It's only when you click on "Pay now" that you get shown a message that the order cannot be processed. Check out the screenshot below.
I have a feeling, in 5-10 years everything coming from outside will be blocked and we can only watch rubbish hindi entertainment, news, and religious channels for entertainment. English will be banned becuase outsiders bought it here. Everyone will become like sadhu and do bhajans. So no need of worldly desires.
Not sure but one of my Black Friday orders on AE got cancelled and the seller basically told me that the shipping routes are blocked and the logistics company won't accept shipments to India. Maybe he was talking about the interface from within AE but I had to let go of a good deal because of this. I'm not sure about plain shipments coming in from China. I wouldn't think those should be affected, but who knows.
That seems like an excessively defeatist and pessimistic point of view that is needlessly hyperbolic. Says more about how you see the current situation than about where things are actually headed.I have a feeling, in 5-10 years everything coming from outside will be blocked and we can only watch rubbish hindi entertainment, news, and religious channels for entertainment. English will be banned becuase outsiders bought it here. Everyone will become like sadhu and do bhajans. So no need of worldly desires.
Your point of view suggests that you see the ban on these apps as absolutely baseless. While admittedly there could be more transparency on the stated basis for banning these apps, but anyone moderately informed of the situation knows that these bans are the consequence of the political and strategic strife we have with China. The bans and the resulting business impacts on China are a way of obtaining leverage over the situation and it's sort of like a slap on their wrist for disregarding our interests. Because make no mistake, all of the bans have a negative impact on Chinese economic interests, however significant or insignificant they may be, and that's one means of getting them to act with more consideration for our interests. It's not completely so random that this move automatically extends to the possibility that tomorrow the government would do the same for Canada or Japan or Australia and that it should come as no surprise.
Obviously the ban impacts us as individual citizens and as companies that rely on Chinese imports. I'm not super pleased with what going on either, both the border disputes and these bans, but I understand why they are happening and why the government is doing what it is doing. Which is why I'm accepting the situation and looking for alternatives instead of spewing hyperbolic rants about the government.
It's funny. In our country, when you criticise the government you get labelled anti-national. And when you don't criticise the government, you are seen as being "fascinated by the government" or a "bhakt". No wonder the narratives in our country are inundated with points of view that are either extremely and needlessly critical of what's going on (as in your case) or extremely baselessly favourable, as in the case of the actual bhakts, who would support the government no matter what they do. But anyway, please do go ahead and stop talking to me. I'd appreciate it too!
I don't think orders that were already shipped are going to be affected. Mine seem to be coming through as well.
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Lazada looks like it only ships to places within Malaysia, unless I'm mistaken and there's a way to get it to ship to India? If yes, that would be great.
Yes, I have...it has the largest collection of EVERYTHING fake.
I never have but had seen some amusing videos in the past about the knock-offs sold over there.
