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Using Oopbuy links

A short, practical explanation of the agent links that appear on the source listings — what they contain, and how this directory treats them.

What an agent link is

Each product on this site comes from a listing on HaulSpreadsheet. Those source listings carry links to shopping agents — Oopbuy is one of them. An agent link usually contains the marketplace item number and a referral parameter, and it points to that agent’s own product page for the item.

An agent is a service that buys an item from a Chinese marketplace on your behalf, receives it at a warehouse, and forwards it to you. This site is not an agent and does not do any of that. It only points you to the source listing.

Why cards open the source, not Oopbuy directly

The source listing provides an Oopbuy link for each item, but a link existing is not the same as a link being checked. This site has not confirmed that every Oopbuy page opens the exact same item as its source listing.

Rather than send you to a page it has not checked, every product card opens the HaulSpreadsheet listing. There you can see every agent link the source carries — Oopbuy and the others — and decide from there.

About the invite code in the link

The referral or invite code inside a source agent link belongs to HaulSpreadsheet, the site that published it — not to OOP.SALE. This directory does not replace those codes with its own and does not add tracking codes to the listings.

Checking cost before you order

The number on a source listing is the item price only. A landed total is made up of several parts that are confirmed on the agent platform, not here:

  • the item price
  • domestic shipping inside China to the agent’s warehouse
  • any service fee the agent charges
  • international shipping to your country
  • any destination duties or taxes

This site does not publish specific fees, shipping days, refund terms or payment methods for any agent. Those come from each agent’s own current pages. If you cannot read them, treat the number on the listing as a starting point, not a final total.

Next: how to read a product listing.