ACBuy Spreadsheet

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Sixteen browsing groups, with a short note on measurements, packing or route restrictions. Read more on the category guide.

• SneakersCategoryA boxed pair eats more parcel volume than anything else a beginner orders. Ask whether the box can come off before it is weighed.
• JacketsCategoryShell material decides the route more than the price does. Down and anything treated reads differently to customs than a plain nylon shell.
• HoodiesCategoryLight to lift, heavy to post. Two of these can move a parcel up a weight band on their own.
• T-shirtsCategoryThe cheapest way to find out whether a seller's sizing chart means anything. Get the chart wrong here and you are out very little.
• JeansCategoryOrder by the waist measurement in centimetres. Letter sizes drift between sellers and nobody reconciles them for you.
• SweatpantsCategorySoft enough to be squeezed down in a repack, which makes them useful filler when a parcel is already going out.
• WomenswearSearch resultsThere is no womenswear shelf: the catalogue files by garment, not by who wears it. This one runs a keyword search instead.
• JerseysCategoryPrinted names and numbers are usually a separate line the seller adds, so confirm it in the order note rather than assuming.
• BagsCategoryHardware, lining and stitching are what quality photos are actually useful for. Say which you want shot.
• HatsCategoryCrushable. If the shape matters, the parcel note has to say so before packing, not after.
• BeltsCategorySmall, dense and almost free to add once a parcel exists. A common way to use up the last of a weight band.
• GlassesCategoryHinges and lens coatings are the parts that arrive wrong. Both show up in a close quality photo if you ask for one.
• PerfumeCategoryLiquids are capped as a share of the parcel and barred outright on some routes. Check the route before the cart, not after.
• JewelleryCategoryLight, flat and cheap to ship. The one category where adding a second piece barely moves the bill.
• WatchesCategoryMovement type and battery decide whether a route will take it at all. That question belongs before payment.
• ElectronicsCategoryThe most restricted group here. Batteries narrow the routes and some lines refuse them, so read the shipping rules first.

Continue with the buying guide or Help Center

Each part below is a full page. Start anywhere. If you have never used an agent, the order that makes sense is how it works, then the nine steps, then costs.

• The nine steps

  Five steps get the item into the warehouse. Four more get the parcel to your door. ACBuy publishes a status name for each stage, so you can always tell where you are.

  Walk the nine steps

• What it costs

  Product price, domestic shipping, then international freight with a customs clearance fee and a warehouse handling fee on top. Regular platforms carry no agent commission.

  See the bill line by line

• Choosing well and avoiding mistakes

  How to judge a listing before you spend money, and the errors that cost beginners the most.

  Choose better

• Getting help

  Support hours, the three official email addresses, and what to send so the first reply is useful.

  Help and FAQ

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