Oopbuy Spreadsheet

An Oopbuy Spreadsheet is a curated list of marketplace product links. It helps you browse finds by category or brand, compare images and estimated item prices, and open a live listing before ordering through a shopping agent. It is a discovery tool rather than a checkout, so stock, options, price, and seller details should always be verified on the current listing. Learn how the spreadsheet works →

Keep the first haul (your parcel of items) small and easy to inspect: one or two hero items, clear size notes, and a weight you can re-quote after warehouse intake. Finish QC (quality-check) photos before you pay international shipping, and budget for item price, domestic freight, FX, and volumetric shipping — not the spreadsheet card alone. A verified first order beats a large mixed parcel you cannot check carefully. Open the beginner guide →

Start with the category or brand that matches what you want, then compare the product image, estimated item price, available QC signals, and live listing. Before ordering, confirm the current size, color, stock, seller notes, and measurements where relevant. Treat every spreadsheet card as a product link rather than a guarantee, and avoid choosing from the thumbnail alone. Learn how to shortlist products →

Open the product card and verify the live listing, including size, color, stock, images, and seller notes. Copy the complete product URL into Oopbuy, confirm the imported options, and pay the item-stage total. After the seller sends it to the warehouse, review the received item and QC photos before creating an international parcel. Follow the buying guide →

The total can include the seller item price, domestic freight into the China warehouse, currency conversion, international shipping, and optional services such as extra photos, packaging, or insurance. The first checkout is not the final landed cost (total cost to your door). Review every live payment screen because fees, exchange rates, routes, and service options can change. See how the full process works →

Carriers often bill the higher of actual weight and volumetric weight, so bulky shells, boxed sneakers, and padded outerwear can cost more than the scale alone suggests. Re-quote shipping in Oopbuy after packing options are set, compare lines that fit your destination, and only then submit the parcel. Removing retail boxes can lower volume, but finish QC first and weigh the protection trade-off. Read the shipping guide →

International shipping is normally paid after the item reaches the warehouse and you decide what to send together. Select stored items, choose packaging and a compatible shipping line, then pay the displayed shipping estimate. The final charge may be adjusted after packing because actual weight, parcel dimensions, and volumetric weight are not known at the first product checkout. Compare shipping decisions →

Declaration is completed when you create the international shipping order, using the values and categories shown in the live Oopbuy flow for your line and destination. Do not copy another buyer’s declaration amount blindly. Keep the declared contents consistent with what is in the parcel, review any line-specific prompts, and confirm insurance or restricted-item rules before you pay shipping. See declaration basics →

QC photos are images taken after the warehouse receives the specific item linked to your order. Use them to confirm the model, color, size tag, quantity, visible condition, stitching, print placement, and included accessories. They reduce uncertainty for visible problems but cannot prove authenticity, fabric feel, hidden defects, or long-term durability. Use the QC photo checklist →

Trust the live listing over an older spreadsheet card for current stock and options. If the received item has the wrong size, color, model, missing parts, or visible damage, do not submit an international shipping order. Save the warehouse photos and open an after-sales request promptly because seller-supported return windows may begin from warehouse intake. Review the after-sales steps →