Review of AliExpress: Order 3035783677923258 I recently had an extremely frustrating experience with my order for an Electric Car Lithium Battery from AliExpress, and I feel it’s important to share my concerns. I ordered what was advertised as a 100A battery, but the item I received does not match that description at all. The battery I got has a significantly lower capacity (10A or less), and the weight difference is alarming. A genuine 100A battery typically weighs between 17 and 40 kg, whereas the one I received weighs only about 3.6 kg. This is a clear case of misleading advertising. I returned the item at my own expense, under the assumption that the seller would reimburse me for this cost, as instructed by AliExpress. The return package, tracked under CO971615418RO, was sent on August 1, 2024, and reached Chinese customs by August 20, 2024. According to the Postal Office, customs delays are common when the seller needs to complete necessary paperwork and coordinate with customs. However, my package appears to be stuck there, and I have not received any response from the seller regarding its retrieval. This situation raises serious doubts about the legitimacy of the transaction. I activated the "buyer protection option" and reached out for assistance multiple times, speaking with representatives like Hazel and Xira, who assured me that my issue would be resolved as soon as possible. Unfortunately, nothing has happened, and I remain skeptical that I will ever receive my funds back. In summary, I feel that this entire experience has been a scam. You pay for a 100A battery only to receive a 10A battery—or worse. The stark weight difference is a key indicator of this deception. I hope that my experience serves as a cautionary tale for others considering purchasing batteries from AliExpress. Approach with extreme caution!