USFans Spreadsheet Blog

Spreadsheets do not publish freight. USFans does — on public URLs, then again at checkout. This post maps those pages. It is not a second shipping or customs guide.

A 400 g hoodie in a tall carton can bill like several kilograms. Carriers charge the higher of the scale and the box — that is why the warehouse quote is not the CNY cell on the row.

“Under $800, no US duty” was haul folklore tied to Section 321. CBP suspended that treatment. Spreadsheet cells were never the landed cost.

A “best finds” screenshot is a date stamp. A shortlist is a live product page that still has your variant after you open it — before anything goes into USFans.

Warehouse photos show the unit sitting in China. This post is the keep / hold / return call — not a second explanation of what QC photos are.

First hauls fail on skipped steps. Tick live listing, paste, warehouse photos, then pack once. The long path is How to buy.

The agent buyer has to open a specific SKU. A shop root, a search page, or a screenshot cannot be purchased.

Both formats are lists of marketplace URLs. The difference is how fast a dead row hides, and whether you can browse by product type instead of a frozen tab.

A spreadsheet row is a pointer to a Chinese marketplace page, not a warehouse SKU. When the live page 404s, that is seller churn — not a broken agent.