Mulebuy only shows the quality check after the item has been received at the warehouse, when the money is already spent. QC Finder reverses that order: first you look at photos from earlier orders of the same listing, and only then do you decide.
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https://mulebuy.com/product?id=7212345678&shop_type=weidian
In a Mulebuy address, the important parts are id and shop_type. Both are read automatically.
Two weeks and the shipping cost. The standard path looks like this: you pay for the item, wait a few days for it to reach the warehouse, get the photos and only then see that the tag is crooked. A return is possible at that point, but it costs time and sometimes a fee. Looking at other people's QC photos takes a few seconds and filters out the worst listings right away.
A listing photo is meant to sell, a QC photo is meant to document. The first is shot in a studio and retouched, the second on a warehouse table under artificial light with no editing at all. That is why the item always looks worse in QC than in the listing, and that is normal. What should worry you are differences in shape, in the text on tags and in the stitching finish.
Yes. All it needs is the product address.
No. For a claim, what counts are photos of your own piece, taken by the agent after it reaches the warehouse.
It shows photos. Videos are only available at some agents, and only for your own orders.
With the link converter, which converts the address in either direction.