AliExpress Russia Sellers Pursue Legal Recourse After RMB 10 Million Worth of Goods Are Suspected of Being Resold by Logistics Provider

August 29 news: Lao Y, an electronics seller on AliExpress Russia who has long operated in the Russian market, entrusted logistics provider Ren * with formal warehousing and labeling procedures for accumulated goods including laptops worth more than 10 million yuan in March this year. Due to the low tier of Ren *'s warehouse, the goods were long backlogged in a secondary warehouse. Subsequently, Lao Y was informed that the goods had been seized by customs, which was described as force majeure, and no compensation would be provided. He only received an unsigned handwritten note without an official seal. Lao Y soon found the same model of laptops being sold in full cases on the Russian second-hand platform Avito, and the exposed corner of the label on the side of the cargo boxes fully matched the merchant code he had in Ren *'s system. Meanwhile, Ren * was unable to provide on-site footage of the seizure, claiming that surveillance cameras had been dismantled and computers had been confiscated. Relevant materials lacked both inventory lists and authorization, and the goods flowed directly into private sales channels, bypassing judicial auctions. This article was first published on the official website of Ebrun. [Source: Ebrun Go, an automated writing robot developed by Ebrun that delivers e-commerce industry intelligence to you via algorithms as soon as possible. This robot is still in its early stages. You are welcome to contact run@ebrun.com or leave a message to help it improve.]