Destination match
The link should open the expected product, not an unrelated search result, expired listing, wrong region, or generic category page.
Oopbuy source links
A source link is useful only when it points to the right product context. Before ordering through an agent, verify the listing, variant, price, seller route, QC risk, and shipping assumptions.
A spreadsheet link can go stale, change variants, or point to a broad page. The source-link check protects the order.
The link should open the expected product, not an unrelated search result, expired listing, wrong region, or generic category page.
Size, color, material, model, and selected option should be clear before the agent purchase starts.
Price, domestic shipping, seller path, product image, and availability should be checked close to the time you order.
Use this flow when moving from a find to an actual Oopbuy order.
Confirm that the page still exists and shows the expected product.
Match the size, color, and variant against the item you actually want.
Note which parts will need QC photos later: logos, stitching, shape, labels, packaging, or measurements.
Do not judge by item price alone. Include domestic shipping, fees, parcel weight, and international shipping.
Decision checklist
Use this before paying for an agent order.
The source link still opens the expected product page.
The product image, title, and selected variant match the find.
The current price and domestic shipping are acceptable.
You know what QC photos must confirm after warehouse arrival.
Use these pages to move between the spreadsheet, finds, QC, source-link, and shipping decisions.