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  • Meaning of "Accepted by Carrier" on AliExpress (Tracking Guide)

    Meaning of “Accepted by Carrier” on (Tracking Guide)

    We track hundreds of AliExpress shipments through our testing accounts, and “Accepted by Carrier” is one of the most common statuses we see. In most cases, it updates within 3-7 days. Occasionally, packages sit at this status for 10-14 days, especially during sales events like 11.11 or Chinese New Year. We have never had a…

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  • How to File a Second Dispute on AliExpress

    How to File a Second Dispute on AliExpress

    We have filed second disputes twice across our testing accounts. Both times, the first dispute was cancelled because the seller promised to resend the item (they did not). In one case, we won the second dispute with a full refund after uploading better evidence. In the other, we learned an expensive lesson: we had waited…

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  • What Does 'Extend Order Processing Time' Mean on AliExpress

    What Does “Extend Order Processing Time” Mean on AliExpress

    We have extended processing time on maybe 20 orders over the past two years. Most were during Chinese New Year when sellers legitimately could not ship. In every case where we extended for a seller with good ratings, the item eventually arrived. The one time we had a problem was when we extended for a…

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  • Why Does AliExpress Say Order Closed or Shipment Cancelled

    Why Does AliExpress Say “Order Closed” or “Shipment Cancelled”

    We have seen every cancellation scenario across our testing accounts. Last year, one order was auto-cancelled because the seller missed the processing deadline during Chinese New Year. Another showed “Shipment Cancelled” after tracking indicated the package was returned by Chinese customs (we were ordering a power bank with a battery that exceeded shipping limits). In…

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  • AliExpress Payments Made Easy

    AliExpress Payments Made Easy: How to Use Virtual Cards Instead of Credit Cards

    We use virtual cards for every AliExpress purchase across our testing accounts. The main reason is simple: if a card number is ever compromised, the damage is limited to whatever balance was on that card. We have been using Revolut virtual cards for the past two years and have processed over 200 orders without a…

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  • Can't Create an AliExpress Account or Got Disabled

    Can’t Create an AliExpress Account or Got Disabled: Quick Fix

    We run multiple AliExpress accounts for product testing, and we have dealt with nearly every account issue that exists. Two of our accounts were disabled last year, one for opening too many disputes during a batch of defective products, the other flagged for “unusual activity” after we logged in from a new device while traveling.…

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  • AliExpress Listings Showing Two Prices Here's Why

    AliExpress Listings Showing Two Prices: Here’s Why

    We order from AliExpress weekly for product testing, and the two-price situation happens constantly. Last month, we saw a set of screwdriver bits listed at $2.49 on the search page. When we clicked through, the product page showed $8.99. The reason: the $2.49 price was for a single replacement bit, not the full set. The…

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  • How to Edit Your Email on AliExpress

    How to Edit Your Email on AliExpress

    We manage multiple AliExpress accounts for product testing, and we have changed the email on three of them over the past year. The process itself takes about 2 minutes when everything works. But we also ran into two situations that made it significantly harder: one account was registered through Apple “Sign in with Apple” (which…

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  • AliExpress Wish List What It Is and How to Use It

    AliExpress Wish List: What It Is and How to Use It

    We use the AliExpress Wish List on every account we run for product testing. At any given time, we have 200-300 items saved across multiple folders, sorted by product category. During the 11.11 sale last year, the wish list was the only reason we caught a legitimate 40% price drop on a set of USB-C…

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  • How to Fix the “Account Not Authorized” Error on AliExpress

    If you have seen the message “OOPS! Looks like your account isn’t authorized to view this page” while shopping on AliExpress, you are not the first. We hit this error twice last year, once during the 11.11 sale while trying to check an order, and once on a normal Tuesday while accessing a product page…

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