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What was checked, when, and what we refuse to print

A page of dates. It exists because every fact on this site belongs to somebody else and can change without telling us.

A wide green strip showing a stylised world map with a white airliner, three orange parcels and an orange location pin
The header strip from the operator's shipping estimator page. Decorative. Mirrored 2026-06-30.

Capture dates, by source

Everything on this site traces to one of these five, and each page repeats the relevant date in the figure caption rather than relying on this table.
SourceCapturedWhat came from it
Help text and policy pages2026-10-10Inspection scope, storage and return windows, payment fees, prohibited items, declaration rules.
Shipping estimator2026-10-10The line count and quote range for a one-kilogram parcel to the United States.
Tutorial screenshots2026-06-16Every annotated screen on this site: the search bar, the product page, the variant panel, the warehouse row, the order card.
Static asset mirror2026-06-30The hero artwork, the estimator header strip and the app icon.
Third-party fee tracker2026-10-02The zero service fee and the 8.3 percent all-in markup, both attributed in place.

The local layout, navigation and wording were reviewed on 14 October 2026. The official homepage presented an access-verification screen during that review, so it did not establish current policy values. Original source review: 10 October 2026. That is an editing date, not a re-reading date: where a screen was archived in June it still says June, because printing today's date next to a June screenshot would claim a check that did not happen.

Three places the operator contradicts itself

Where two official or near-official figures disagree, we print both rather than quietly choosing.
SubjectOne figureThe otherWhat we do
Free inspection photosNormally three, per the help articleThree to eight on a mirrored mobile page; six visible in a 2024-09 warehouse framePlan for three. Print all three readings with their dates.
Order processing window08:00 to 18:00 Beijing, handled within six hours (help text, 2026-10-10)09:00 to 18:00 UTC+8 on the archived product pagePlan around the narrower window.
Warehouse cityXiamen, Fujian, in the policy textSanming, Fujian, in a third-party profilePrint the province, which both agree on, and name both cities.

These differences may reflect source age or different service conditions; their cause has not been verified. Noticing them is most of what reading primary sources is for.

What we will not print

Numbers that expire

Coupon values, promotional percentages and live shipping quotes. A coupon pack recorded on 2026-10-10 had nineteen coupons in it; its current contents and eligibility may differ.

Where a figure of that kind is unavoidable, it is dated in the same sentence and marked as an example.

Claims with no source

A founding date and a listing count, because the brand has never published either. A customer count appears in its own marketing and is labelled here as its claim, not as a measurement.

Community sentiment, because quoting a forum post we have not verified is not evidence, it is decoration.

The operator runs its own community channels and a support route, both reachable from the help page. Reading them yourself is worth more than reading a summary of them here.

Community feedback, and why there is none quoted here

There is an official Discord and an official Telegram group, both linked from the brand's own pages, and Discord doubles as the route for support tickets as well as for chat. Those are where what shoppers say about a given line or a given week actually accumulates.

The invite addresses are not reprinted here, for a dull reason: invite links rotate and a dead invite in a guide is worse than no invite. Take them from the operator's own site on the day you need them.

No Reddit threads, YouTube reviews or TikTok unboxings are quoted anywhere on this site either. Not because they are worthless, but because a quote we have not verified and cannot date is decoration dressed as evidence, and this site has a rule about that on every other page.