The United States is exercising long-arm jurisdiction again. Is Jialichuang tough enough?

Nubility

The United States is exercising long-arm jurisdiction again. Is Jialichuang tough enough? [Copy link]

I found something funny today. It was my first time buying electronic components from Jiali Chuang. I bought a few resistors, capacitors and LEDs to make a small board. But when I checked out, a pop-up window popped up saying that it was under the jurisdiction of the United States and that we had to help the Americans sanction China. It required that the components we bought must comply with the will of the Americans. I would have bought them on Taobao earlier. It's disgusting to buy them here.

maychang

[I should have bought it on Taobao earlier. It’s disgusting to buy it here.]

Did you buy it from Jialichuang or Taobao?

Nubility

maychang posted on 2024-9-16 09:25 [I should have bought it on Taobao earlier. It’s disgusting to buy it here.] Did you buy it from Jiali Chuang or Taobao?

Buy on JD.com

hahajing

He is not paid by the government, so he does not need to bear this obligation. Moreover, many of his clients are engaged in foreign trade, so they do not review this matter. He just needs to not write it directly or find someone to buy it.

秦天qintian0303

Hasn't it been sanctioned? Why is Xiaomei still hanging around after the sanctions?