Wheebuy Spreadsheet FAQ

No. A spreadsheet is a directory you use to discover items. Wheebuy is the agent that buys, inspects and ships them. This guide connects the two.

Wheebuy is a China shopping agent that buys from Taobao, 1688 and Weidian and ships worldwide. As with any agent, confirm you’re on the official wheebuy.com, start with a small order, and read independent reviews before larger purchases.

Taobao, 1688 and Weidian. Use Taobao for single items, 1688 for bulk or lower-cost sourcing, and Weidian for specific sellers. You can also bring Yupoo album finds — Yupoo is a photo catalog, not a checkout, so you’ll use the seller’s real link or a manual order. See the platform picker.

Yupoo shows a seller’s photos but has no cart. To buy a Yupoo find, get the seller’s actual purchase link (often Weidian, Taobao or 1688) or check whether Wheebuy supports a manual/custom order. Confirm the method on the official site.

When you’re buying several units of the same item or sourcing to resell. 1688 is wholesale, so per-unit cost can be lower — but watch minimum-order quantities.

Visible things: color, the size tag, stitching and obvious defects. They can’t guarantee authenticity or long-term durability, so treat them as a first check.

Several similar names exist. The official agent is wheebuy.com. Confirm the domain before logging in or paying, and start with a small test order.

No. Fees, coupons and shipping prices change often, so we don’t print them here. Confirm current numbers on the official Wheebuy site before you pay.

It depends on the shipping line, the parcel’s weight and volume, and your country. Get a live quote inside Wheebuy — we don’t publish shipping prices.

Wheebuy offers worldwide shipping with multiple lines, but availability and restricted items vary by destination. Confirm your country and item on the official site.

No. A spreadsheet is a discovery snapshot. Stock and price live on the seller’s side and are confirmed only when you order through the agent.

Usually two separate payments: the item cost when you order, and international shipping later when you submit the parcel. See how the fees stack up.

Typically a prepaid balance top-up plus international cards and often PayPal. Methods and fees change, so confirm on the official site — and see how to pay Wheebuy.

Maybe — customs, duty and VAT are decided by your own country, not the agent, based on declared value and category. See customs, duties & taxes.

Bulky-but-light parcels are often charged on volumetric weight, not scale weight. See volumetric weight explained.

Yes — the warehouse stores items for a window so you can consolidate, which usually lowers shipping. See storage & consolidation.

Usually not. Long gaps typically mean transit or customs, which don’t always scan. See tracking your parcel.

It’s much easier to reject at QC before shipping; after it ships, returns depend on the seller and agent. See returns & after-sales.

No. This is an independent beginner guide. For account, payment, QC and shipping actions, use the official Wheebuy site.