The six fields a find must carry

Open the find, then read down the right-hand column of the product page in the order the operator prints it: translated title, price, purchasing-window note, the two route lines, then the choices. If any of the six is missing or ambiguous, the find is not ready, however good the photograph is.

This is a one-minute check, and it is cheapest at the top of the funnel. Five candidates in a category become one orderable find faster this way than by comparing prices first.

The product page prints a two-line route: the seller to the warehouse, then the warehouse to your address. The first line carries a real number at order time, 5.00 CNY on the archived 2024-09 product page on the archived frame, and that fee belongs to the shop. Two finds from two shops pay it twice.

The operator also warns that an outstanding balance can be requested after submission when the seller's price or the domestic delivery fee changes. The shop, not the operator, is the moving part.

Chinese listings carry variants under one link, and the swatch list is often longer than the photo set. On the archived frame the swatches are numbered 1588, 1688 and 1788, which are model codes rather than colours, so a buyer choosing by picture alone is guessing.

The inspection team checks colour against what you selected, not against the photograph you liked. Picking the wrong swatch produces a parcel that passes inspection and still disappoints.

The size buttons on the archived frame read as sentences, not numbers: 34 Feet Thin Feet Small Pat One Size Small, 37 Feet Thin Feet Small Pat, 41 Feet Slim Feet Small Pat One Size Small. They are the shop's own wording, translated literally.

Inspection compares the item against appearance, colour, large-area damage, stains, size, model and version number, with apparel checked against your remark or the label size. If you did not state a size, there is nothing to compare against and a size complaint has no footing.

The stepper sits next to a live stock figure the operator prints as Inventory :. On the archived frame it reads 200. A quantity above that number does not fail at checkout; it fails later, as a partial purchase or a request for a different variant.

Quantity also changes parcel geometry. any item with a side of 90 cm or more is tagged individually packaged and must ship alone, and the operator notes that parcels over 10 kg or with many identical items are more likely to be stopped.

This free-text box is the single place where an instruction reaches the seller. The archived order carries the message not want the box pls, and the same string reappears on the order card as Product Notes, which is how you confirm the instruction survived the handover.

Keep it to one instruction in plain words. The seller reads it through machine translation, and a paragraph of conditions arrives as noise.