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76 entries · last full pass 2026-09-29 · figures re-checked weekly with the reason recorded in the ledger’s change log.
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A buying-agent entry identified in its directory listing as a mobile site, with no marketplaces or regions stated.
A China shopping agent whose directory entry describes it as a way to buy from Chinese platforms and cites a platform-scale figure.
Six register line shapes compared on cost at 2 kg, typical arrival, spread, divisor and status — plus four checks that stop a bad ranking.
Plan $100, $300 and $500 baskets with a weight template and see how postage changes the shape of each.
Three Canadian destination zones, three template lines that list Canada, and the border thresholds this site has and has not verified.
The route charges the greater of actual weight, volumetric weight and any minimum billable weight.
The chargeable weight formula in three lines, two fully computed examples, four error sources and a box-to-kilogram conversion table.
Pick a line from the chargeable weight and the arrival window you actually need.
A China-based buying and consolidation service used together with third-party link catalogues.
Two worked tables: what merging does to billed weight at divisor 5000, and how far a 40,000 cm³ box diverges between divisors 5000 and 6000.
Merchandise discounts, postage credits and per-item codes land on different invoice lines, shown against this site’s 218-listing snapshot.
Convert with an editable rate and see the deviation from the rate implied by this site’s sample.
Choose whether to rehearse the pack, merge parcels, or leave the parcel alone.
How declaration clauses work: who owns the value, the three limits that cannot be bent, and five values converted at an implied 6.232.
A China-based shopping agent whose directory entry couples buying on a buyer’s behalf with international freight, framed by the entry as cost-focused.
How the €150 consignment threshold, national VAT collection and line shape interact for EU-bound parcels, read country group by country group.
How a fee row is dated, what a one-point change costs on the $36.18 median listing, and why the base matters more than the rate.
Six day markers from payment to a closed record, with the one check and one decision each marker asks for. Reviewed 2026-09-29.
Nine steps from an empty account to a tracking number, with the expected result at each stage and the wording that prevents the errors that repeat.
Five assumptions new buyers make about agent pricing, each tested against a 218-listing price snapshot taken on 2026-09-29 and rewritten as a usable rule.
A 40-row transit register, its columns, and what it can support: spread instead of averages, plus the price side from 218 sampled listings.
Forty terms in five groups: the misreading shoppers repeat, the bill it produces, and the wording that pins the meaning down before a row is copied.
Fifteen hoodie and tee rows from a 218-listing snapshot, the two that publish centimetres, and why shrinkage stays unverified for the rest.
Eight transfers of custody from catalogue row to doorstep, the check available at each, and where the days are genuinely lost. Reviewed 2026-09-29.
A $100, $300 and $500 cart meets the same $200 cover ceiling: worked premiums, payouts and break-even loss probabilities, every input stated.
A China-based shopping agent listed with a four-word self-description, which leaves most operating detail to be established inside an account.
Turn a photo set into a decision you can defend later.
A China buying agent whose directory entry names Taobao, 1688 and Weidian as the marketplaces it serves.
What can be checked, what cannot, and every change with its reason.
Rank the lines in the parameter table by cost, speed or arrival steadiness for your weight and category.
Paste links or titles and get a clean text, Markdown or CSV block with the review date attached.
A buying agent that presents itself as serving Taobao, 1688 and Weidian shoppers, represented on the source catalogue by one line of text.
A buying agent listed on the source catalogue as serving Taobao, 1688 and Weidian buyers, with lower shipping costs as its stated appeal.
A China-based agent whose directory entry names Taobao and 1688 sourcing and describes a fast service model, without publishing terms in the entry itself.
How this site is written, why it is unsigned, and what it cannot verify.
Nine checks for warehouse photos: measured size against the chart, stitching, hardware, alignment and contents, plus the two lines buyers skip most often.
A buying agent listed with a keyword description naming Taobao, 1688 and Weidian rather than a sentence about its service.
A grouped checklist for six cargo types — general, textile, shoes, battery, liquid, magnetic — with 3 cross-checks and the 2 lines buyers skip.
Build an itemised list, group it by category, and flag anything a line may refuse.
Compare the chargeable weight and the postage of shipping separately against merging, including the merge fee.
Sort a parcel into one of three weight classes, follow the branch that fits it, and see why a low rate card can still pick the wrong line.
Convert a verified row into an order that the warehouse can execute without asking you questions.
Score eight dimensions, weight them, and get a verdict you can paste into a support message.
Grouped answers on ordering, cost, inspection, customs and this site itself.
Understand what a row commits you to, so a link is not mistaken for a purchase.
Interpret tracking correctly, respond to customs requests, and close the order with a record.
Fourteen terms that decide how a catalogue row behaves — option strings, price basis, chargeable weight, cut-offs — with the common misuse of each.
Seven fields rebuilt in sequence from a product page, with six sampled rows, the CNY/USD ratio each implies, and the checks that close it out.
Compare rehearsal packaging with shipping as packed: six criteria, three worked weight outcomes, and the parcels where the rehearsal fee buys no decision.
Compare the three realistic paths — return, keep, resell — on the money each one costs you.
Five stages where a refund path closes, the signals that show which clock is running, and the actions that still recover value at each one.
Nine invoice lines, the default each starts from, and a $150 basket carried through the fee waterfall with a share for every step.
218 listings from the dated snapshot, filterable by source page and price band.
See which months add queueing, why, and how many days earlier to dispatch.
Score seizure exposure as ordinal likelihood against loss, cap the value at risk per parcel, and keep a written stop-loss plan ready for a held parcel.
Nine charges between item price and doorstep, the three a buyer can reduce, and a worked $82.33 to $74.43 comparison with every assumption labelled.
Get an account and an address record that survives a customs form, before any money moves.
Prices and stated style counts for twelve sneaker rows in a 218-listing snapshot, and why no insole length could be verified from the table alone.
A break-even rule for splitting a parcel, two reverse examples from a $60 postage ceiling, and a look-up table of the four inputs that move it.
A China-based shopping agent whose directory entry emphasises a broad product spread and a self-reported international shipping reach.
A buying and forwarding service whose catalogue entry states that it has traded since 2012 and serves shoppers from Taobao, 1688 and Weidian.
Six reply patterns from buying-service support chats, with the follow-up wording that turns each one into a dated, checkable commitment.
Three thresholds in one storage clause, the date arithmetic from a 7-day window, and 6 checks to run before dispatch.
One boxed pair priced through nine invoice lines, with the three moves that save money, their side effects, and a counter-example worth $11.
Three dated case records — $85.47, $216.69 and $118.94 landed — showing which decision, not which row, set each total on the same table.
Recognise a normal domestic leg and identify the moment waiting becomes a problem.
Sort lines by typical arrival and by the gap between their fastest and slowest days.
Twenty questions on cost, records, timing and decision, each answered with the follow-up it raises, then reduced to three rules and one dated snapshot.
Fees, transit, billed weight, declaration, returns and support across one 218-row catalogue: what is comparable, and what is not verified this cycle.
Import VAT, the £135 consignment line, carrier handling fees and postcode-level arrival windows for parcels addressed to the United Kingdom.
Plan around the free storage window so nothing is dispatched in a hurry or charged for storage.
Five criteria, three buyer profiles and one worked board: how the weights change the order, and why an unpublished divisor caps a score at 70.
Three worked $100 plans — $45.56, $82.82 and $91.40 landed — at this site’s template bands, with the billed weight that decided each total.
Four rate levers tested on a 2.80 kg parcel: the total moves $2.00, $2.00, $11.00 and $2.40, and only two of those are rate rises.
Three mechanisms that turn a busy week into a parcel queue, three scenarios for the quarter ahead, and six dated indicators to check before you dispatch.
What to do when a warehouse photo shows a defect: fix the evidence first, price the remedy second, and decide while the storage window still allows it.
Everything above is listed once, newest review first. There is no separate archive that can fall out of date: if a page is not in this list, it is not meant to be read.