Read the spreadsheet
Learn what a useful row should include, how to spot vague notes, when older rows need extra checking, and why a spreadsheet is a research tool rather than a guarantee.
Open guideLitbuy spreadsheet notes for the actual buying process
You do not need another vague list of links. You need a clear path: find the right row, understand the category risk, check QC photos, then decide whether the item is still worth shipping.
Choose a category
Start with the category that matches the main risk: shape for shoes, finish for bags and jewelry, sizing for clothing, close-up QC for watches, and shipping practicality for bulky items.
Open categoriesCheck QC photos
Use photos to confirm the specific item in front of you, not just the listing. Shape, stitching, labels, color, measurements, and hidden risk areas deserve a second look.
Open checklistPlan shipping
Before turning a shortlist into a haul, check package weight, boxes, fragile items, saved links, address details, and whether the final shipped cost still makes sense.
Open shipping notesUnderstand other list names
See how to treat CNFans, Acbuy, Mulebuy, Hoobuy, AllChinaBuy, Superbuy, Sugargoo, Taobao, Yupoo, and similar names when you are checking a product row.
Open notesA sensible order
If this is your first time here, start with the spreadsheet guide, then open categories. If you already saved a row, jump straight to QC. If QC is accepted, finish with shipping so the final cost and packaging choices do not surprise you.
