The Spreadsheet Cell Ignored US De Minimis Ending
How May–August 2025 US duty changes make OrientDig spreadsheet “cheap haul” math incomplete — rewritten from customs explainers and agent guides, not a duty calculator.
Read article →Shop from China's E-commerce with Ease
Pick a product lane to compare finds side by side, then open the live listing.
Sneakers and everyday pairs — shape, sole, and size chart first.
Graphic tees and basics — check collar, print, and cm charts.
Pullovers and zip layers — weight, cuffs, and print alignment.
Jackets and coats — lining, bulk, and shipping volume matter.
Bags, headwear, eyewear, belts, and small carry pieces.
Fragrances — bottle photos, batch notes, and liquid shipping rules.
Gadgets and accessories — model match and package contents.
Underwear, swimwear, socks, and similar small essentials.
Preview rows — open any card for the live product listing.






QC




Step-by-step how-tos: order stages, warehouse QC, shipping, customs, storage, and returns.
Official ten-step shopping-agent flow: select item, pay domestic stage, warehouse QC, then international shipping.
Read guide →Two payment stages, balance top-up, and international card payments — what spreadsheet buyers should expect.
Read guide →International shipping deposits, actual vs volumetric weight, refunds, and packing options that change freight.
Read guide →Declaration, duties, delays, and what agents can vs cannot control on international clearance.
Read guide →Opinion and market notes — why sheets go stale, how marketplace rows feel, and haul timing tradeoffs.
How May–August 2025 US duty changes make OrientDig spreadsheet “cheap haul” math incomplete — rewritten from customs explainers and agent guides, not a duty calculator.
Read article →Seller stock shots, community QC albums, and OrientDig warehouse photos are three different evidence layers — an essay for spreadsheet shortlists, not a photo checklist.
Read article →Why free-agent marketing and OrientDig spreadsheet cells still leave shipping, FX, declaration, and door bills on the table — opinion grounded in published fee tables.
Read article →Community directories vs the buying agent: portable Weidian/Taobao links, one-click import culture, and why the sheet never owns checkout. Guides cover paste steps.
Read article →Free standard warehouse QC is commonly about three angles per item. Extra close-ups are paid add-ons. Spreadsheet galleries are research only — your warehouse set is what you approve before shipping. Full details: QC Photos guide.
OrientDig is commonly described as $0 service fee. Your total is still item cost, China domestic freight, international shipping, and any extras shown at checkout. Compare the live total, not only a spreadsheet cell.
Public traffic snapshots often list the UK, US, Spain, and Germany among stronger markets. Treat that as context — popularity shifts and does not predict your haul.
Help center states 90 days free from “stored in warehouse,” with paid extensions after. Returns windows are much shorter. Confirm live storage rules in your account.
Most buyers top up a balance wallet, then pay orders and shipping from it. Cards are commonly supported; other methods vary by region. See the Payment guide for the two-stage flow.
Official shopping guidance covers Taobao, Tmall, 1688, and Weidian paste/search. Other sources usually go through DIY Orders. Consolidate in warehouse before international shipping.
A community or directory list of marketplace product links used for research — not an official OrientDig catalog. Treat each row as a lead and verify the live listing the day you order.
This is an independent research guide. Browsing and notes happen here; payments, warehouse QC, and shipping happen in your OrientDig account.
Open the live listing, confirm size/color, copy the full product URL, paste into OrientDig, pay the item stage, then review warehouse QC before international shipping. Step-by-step: How to Buy guide.
No. Links rot and batches change. Prefer updated directories, keep full item URLs, and verify the live page before you pay.
This site does not sell products or process orders. Use catalog links to research finds before you order.