Chinese Purchase App TaoBao joins DHGATE in US App Store Top 5

Chinese e-commerce market software program now in the US No. 2 Free iPhone app is not the only one that benefits from President Trump tariffs from China to US imports. Another Chinese Purchase Program, TaobaNow he has entered the top 5 Thursday.

US consumers have started smelling these plans for the last few days due to many Tiktok videos of Chinese producers, explaining how luxury products from China. The videos claim that many of the highest luxury brands like clothes, bags, shoes and accessories are originally prepared in China. Then the items are delivered to the brand’s native country as Italy or France, where they are transformed after the brand’s label is applied.

The US and Chinese Tiktok creators then pointed to e-commerce programs such as DHGATE and TAOBAO as a way to buy directly from Chinese manufacturers that cause a huge mark of luxury brands.

Already aware of the growing prices like popular software like a subdivided projects, which US consumers quickly downloaded these alternatives.

In April, Taobao’s estimated downloads amounted to about 185,000 – 514% increased during the same period last month during the same period, according to the new data of the App Intelligence provider. RevelationA number with DHGATE, this last weekend, the download of the Taobao, which grows 5.7X annually last Friday and Saturday, reports firm.

On Saturday, Taobao entered the main rows of iOS App Store (except games). He was 188 by Sunday. It reached No. 5 on Thursday.

Domain change represents the increase in the installation of the app, as well as their speed and other factors.

Taobao also increased from the app to the Saturday to become the application No. 2, the peak of Walmart, Amazon, Sheine and Dium. (Chinese app Alibaba.com also climbs the charts here, now in the US App Store No. 6 Procurement Program).

Especially since the revelations say Taobao did not contain the large charts of the US App Store, which returns on January 1, 2017.

Prior to procurement programs will not actually save consumers from Chinese import tariffs, buyers are probably effective to reduce the total value of their purchases directly from the manufacturers. It’s just a way for other consumers to look for luxury styles or dupes at better price.

Of course, it is still a case of “buyer’s caution” on any of these markets where quality can be hit or miss. Users are encouraged to read the sellers of individuals and view photos of other buyers before shopping.