Comment on US-based Wish to Bring Chinese Online Retailers Reach Wider Overseas Audience on Mobile by Top VCs on Tech Trends in China: Takeaways from 2014 TechCrunch China Conference | TechNode

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It seems Wish can bring Chinese online retailers selling made-in-China goods overseas to the next level. Wish takes a 15% commission. Apart from the technologies with Wish, one factor that attracts those investors must be the fact that most businesses on Wish are, and will be, Chinese online retailers. There have been a couple of successful Chinese models in selling made-in-China goods overseas online. A large number of Chinese online retailers have been on eBay too — They may also have presence on AliExpress or, more recently, Wish.