The seven-point pre-save checklist
Score the row without rounding up
Still re-check the destination before acting.
Name the missing detail and look for it.
Keep only if the gaps are easy to resolve.
The row is creating noise, not clarity.
The score is a comparison aid, not a safety rating. A seven-point row can still change, and one unresolved issue—such as incompatible dimensions or a mismatched destination—can matter more than several completed boxes.
How to interpret Wegobuy QC photos
QC photos should help answer a question about the actual item: shape, condition, construction, fit, hardware or included parts.
A photo finder may help you locate images, but make sure they belong to the exact variation. Match the option, date and visible details with the product page.
For fit questions, compare the size chart or measurements with an item you already own. Check the units and the latest listing details instead of relying on a letter size.
Shoes and sneakers
Look for side profile, toe area, sole, heel, material close-ups, size tag, and the selected variation.
Hoodies and shirts
Use front, back, collar or hood, seams, cuffs, fabric close-up, and measurements where available.
Bags and accessories
Check scale, interior, closures, strap attachment, hardware, edges, and included pieces.
Electronics
Confirm connector, label, included parts, dimensions, selected option, packaging, and visible condition.
QC photos show only what is visible in the frame. Make sure they belong to the exact item or variation you are considering.
Example: a row that earns another look
Save reason: measurements fit the intended use, photos show construction, and only the weight estimate remains open.
Example: a row to remove for now
Remove reason: the label is vague, the image answers no category question, and there is no basis for a fair comparison.
Use the score to compare three rows, not to crown a winner
Run the checklist across a small group from the same category. What is missing matters more than a one-point difference.
| Candidate | Score | Important gap | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| A — lowest price | 3/7 | No measurements or useful weight context | Remove for now |
| B — useful details | 6/7 | Packed weight still unconfirmed | Keep and resolve one question |
| C — many photos | 5/7 | Photos may not match the selected variation | Verify before comparing further |
Candidate B is the easiest to review because only the packed weight is missing. That does not make it an automatic choice; it simply gives you a clear next check.
Run a freshness pass before the next step
Re-open the destination and compare it with your note. Check the current variation, price, measurements or specifications, photo set, included pieces, and visible policies. Add the date of this review; do not silently overwrite an older observation.
“Updated” should mean the row itself was re-checked—not merely that the page title contains the current year.
The one-sentence save rule
“I am saving this row because [specific detail], and I still need to confirm [one open question].”
If you cannot complete that sentence without using popularity or excitement as the reason, leave the row out. You can always find it again; a clean shortlist is harder to recover.
What to do next
Check shipping weight if total value is uncertain. Read the buyer safety notes if the destination or claims feel unclear. When the row scores well and you know the category, continue to the relevant Findsindex search or its full agent directory.