قائمة تحقق جدول Pikobuy
احتفظ بالصف فقط عندما يصمد أمام نظرة ثانية هادئة — وليس فقط الضجة أو السعر المنخفض.
قائمة تحقق من سبع نقاط (نسخة سريعة)
- ملاءمة الفئة — الصف ينتمي إلى نوع المنتج الذي تتصفحه فعليًا.
- صور مفيدة — صور QC أو البائع تُظهر التفاصيل المهمة لتلك الفئة.
- سياق المقاس — القياسات أو ملاحظات الملاءمة أو جداول المقاسات عندما تهم الملاءمة.
- سياق السعر — مقارنة مع صفوف مشابهة، وليس الحكم عليه منفردًا.
- وزن الشحن — الوزن المحتمل بعد التعبئة لا يمحو قيمة العنصر.
- مؤشرات المصدر — تفاصيل Yupoo أو Taobao أو Weidian أو 1688 تطابق العنصر.
- سبب واضح — أبعد من الضجة أو التسميات الغامضة أو اسم العلامة المألوف فقط.
How to use this checklist in a real browsing session
Treat the checklist as a gate between discovery and paste — not a homework assignment you run once per month. When you land on a category hub or search result, open at most three rows per session. For each one, walk the seven points in order: confirm the product type, inspect photos, read sizing notes, compare price with a similar row you already trust, estimate packed weight, verify the source page, and ask whether you could explain to a friend why this pick beats the others.
If a row fails early — wrong category, no inspectable photos, or a dead link — close the tab and move on. Do not “save for later” rows that already failed source or photo checks; those tabs accumulate noise and make your next session slower. When two rows score similarly, prefer the one with warehouse QC counts, clearer size charts and a live listing that matches the spreadsheet thumbnail.
- Three-row limit Stop opening new tabs after three live checks unless one row clearly passes all seven points — then paste or bookmark only that winner.
- Session goal Each browsing pass should end in paste-or-skip, not a longer maybe list.
- Compare in pairs Always score a row against one similar row in the same category — not against an imaginary grail from Reddit.
Category-specific checks — shoes, jackets, perfume, electronics and jewelry
The seven-point frame stays the same across all 14 hub categories, but the evidence you need changes by product type. Shoes demand insole centimeter charts, batch wording and warehouse QC on heel cup symmetry — a low price without size context should fail sizing context immediately. Jackets and puffers need shoulder width, sleeve length and packed weight notes; a spreadsheet row that ignores freight is incomplete even when the photos look good.
Perfume rows must account for liquid shipping restrictions, bottle seal photos and volume (ml) matching the listing title — if the seller shows a tester or refill and you expected retail sealed, reject. Electronics need model compatibility (phone generation, port layout, button cutouts) and clear photos of finish wear; vague “works with iPhone” titles fail without a SKU match. Jewelry and watches rely on scale — clasp engravings, material stamps and hand or wrist photos so you are not guessing millimeter size from a cropped macro.
- Shoes Verify EU/US/CN conversion on the live page, check QC for midsole and toe box, and note whether “with box” is required for your shipping plan.
- Jackets Read insulation or lining notes, compare packed weight with similar rows, and zoom listing photos on zippers and pocket alignment.
- Perfume Confirm ml volume, batch code legibility and whether your preferred Pikobuy line accepts liquids before you score price context.
- Electronics Match exact model numbers, inspect port and button cutouts in seller photos, and treat missing compatibility tables as a sizing-context fail.
- Jewelry Require scale photos (coin, ruler or on-model), read clasp and stamp close-ups, and compare declared value against item cost for customs.
Price context — compare similar rows, not hype alone
A row that looks like a steal in isolation often looks average when you line it up against two peers in the same category. Open the spreadsheet shoes page and compare three Nike-style rows at similar ¥ tiers — if only one includes QC counts and a size chart, that row wins on evidence even when it costs ¥30 more. Price context is not about finding the absolute minimum; it is about whether the extra yuan buys inspectable proof, a trusted batch note or a seller with consistent thumbnails.
Ignore standalone hype words — “must cop,” “best batch,” or a familiar logo without detail. Score price context only after you have normalized for shipping weight (a ¥120 hoodie that ships at 900 g may lose to a ¥150 tee bundle you can consolidate) and for variant completeness (some links hide cheaper colorways with worse QC). When every similar row clusters within ¥50, shift weight to photos and source trust rather than chasing another ¥10 off.
- Peer set Pick two comparison rows from the same hub category before judging whether the price is unusually low or high.
- All-in math Add a rough second-payment estimate — item ¥ plus ~¥30–80 domestic plus expected international kg — before calling a row cheap.
- Red flag pricing Prices far below every peer with no QC and no size notes usually indicate wrong variant, old dead link or bait thumbnail — fail price context and source together.
Source page verification — Taobao, Weidian, 1688 and Yupoo
Spreadsheet rows wrap seller URLs; your job is to confirm the live page matches the row before paste. Taobao and Tmall listings show retail-style SKUs with color swatches — click the exact thumbnail the spreadsheet preview used. Weidian shops often use album-style layouts; scroll for the same product title and check shop rating and return wording. 1688 skews wholesale — watch MOQs, pack sizes and whether the unit price assumes a minimum order you do not want.
Yupoo albums are catalogs, not checkout pages. A row that ends on Yupoo should include or imply a follow-up Taobao / Weidian purchase link; if you only see watermarked gallery photos, search for the shop’s purchase instructions or treat source clues as failed until you find a payable listing. Shortened or agent-wrapped URLs should resolve to the original platform domain — if the redirect looks wrong, do not paste into Pikobuy until you have the raw seller link.
- Taobao / Tmall Match SKU color, read recent buyer reviews with photos when available, and confirm stock status is not “pre-sale” unless you accept the wait.
- Weidian Verify shop name consistency with the spreadsheet row and check whether sizing notes live in the description or a linked size chart image.
- 1688 Confirm single-piece purchase is allowed, not only bulk cartons — otherwise price context is misleading for solo hauls.
- Yupoo Locate the actual purchase link or WeChat/shop instruction; gallery-only pages fail source verification.
When to reject a row immediately
Some failures are not worth a partial score — reject the row outright and close the tab. Immediate rejects include: dead or redirected links, obvious thumbnail mismatch (spreadsheet shows Jordan 1, live page shows a random slide), zero inspectable photos for a detail-sensitive category, missing size information on footwear or tailored pieces, liquid perfume without shipping-line confirmation, and listings that copy brand names but hide factory wording you need for QC comparison.
Also reject when you cannot articulate a clear reason beyond “it is popular” or “influencer posted it.” The seventh checklist point exists to stop brand-name impulse saves. If the row survived hype on Reddit but fails your source and photo checks, trust your checklist — not the comment count.
- Link integrity 404, login walls or unrelated product pages — fail source clues and stop.
- Photo gap One stock render for shoes, jewelry or electronics — fail useful photos even if price looks fine.
- Size silence No chart, no cm notes, no fit comments on a sized category — fail sizing context immediately.
- Restriction clash Perfume, batteries or other limited categories without a viable line — fail shipping weight / category fit combined.
After the checklist passes — paste workflow reminder
Passing all seven points means the row is worth submitting to Pikobuy — not that you skip warehouse QC later. Copy the seller URL from the verified live listing (not the hub page URL), paste into Pikobuy, and add order remarks for size, color and batch notes exactly as shown on the seller page. Pay the first invoice — item cost plus domestic shipping to the warehouse — only when remarks match the SKU you inspected.
When the item arrives, review Pikobuy warehouse QC photos before approving international freight. Spreadsheet QC counts helped you choose the row; warehouse QC decides whether you ship. If photos show a wrong variant or damage, reject or exchange at warehouse stage — returning after export is costly. Keep your shortlist small: rows that passed today and were pasted should drop off the maybe list so your next session starts clean.
- Paste source Use the Taobao, Weidian or 1688 URL from the live tab you verified — never the hub’s internal preview link.
- Order remarks Paste size, colorway and batch codes into Pikobuy notes so the agent buys the same SKU you scored.
- Two payments First payment buys the item; second payment covers packed weight — revisit the shipping guide if weight surprised you.
- Final QC Treat warehouse photos as mandatory even when spreadsheet QC looked perfect.
Checklist FAQ
What counts as passing the seven-point checklist?
A row passes when it satisfies all seven checks: correct category, inspectable photos, sizing or fit context where needed, price compared fairly to similar rows, reasonable packed weight, a verified Taobao / Weidian / 1688 / Yupoo source, and a concrete reason beyond hype. If one point is weak but fixable on the live page (e.g. size chart buried in images), open the listing and re-score — do not save until it clears.
Should I save a row that passes only five or six points?
Usually no — especially if the missing points are photos, sizing or source verification. Those three protect you from wrong-SKU orders and uninspectable goods. A partial pass might be acceptable for low-risk categories like socks when price and source are solid, but footwear, perfume and electronics should not be saved with failed sizing or photo checks.
How does the checklist relate to warehouse QC?
The pre-save checklist filters which links deserve a Pikobuy order. Warehouse QC happens after the item lands in China and is the final gate before you pay international shipping. Spreadsheet QC counts help you pick better rows; they do not replace reviewing your agent’s in-hand photos.
Do I need different checks for Yupoo album rows?
Yes. Yupoo is a photo catalog — source verification means finding the actual purchase link or shop instructions, not just admiring the gallery. Fail source clues if you cannot reach a payable Taobao or Weidian listing from the album context.
Why compare price with similar rows instead of using a fixed ¥ budget?
Fixed budgets ignore batch tiers, shipping weight and evidence quality. Two rows at ¥280 can differ by 500 g and QC depth — comparing peers in the same category shows whether the price buys proof or only a thumbnail. Hype drops often look cheap until freight and returns are counted.
When should I paste into Pikobuy versus keep browsing?
Paste when the row passes all seven points on the live listing you verified in this session. If you are unsure on sizing or source, keep browsing within the same category until a row clears — do not paste “to see what happens.” Each paste should come with order remarks that match the SKU you scored.