What was read, on what day, and what goes stale next
Every rule on this site is dated by the day the operator's page was captured. This is the list of those days, and an honest note about which facts will be wrong first.
Type what you are after in English. What comes back is product cards, each pointing at one listing.
Shelf life
Not everything here rots at the same rate
A fee structure is a term and changes rarely. A promotion changes weekly. Treating both as facts of the same kind is how guide pages end up confidently wrong, so this site sorts its claims by how fast they move and re-reads them on different cycles.
Two kinds are left out rather than dated. Promotional values, because an offer that expires is not a fact about the service, and the operator's own home page does advertise one. And delivery estimates, because they depend on a line, a season and a customs decision, and the operator makes no promises about any of the three.
What is left is policy, structure and process, which is the part worth writing down.
The log
Every source, and the day its wording was captured
Two dates could go in that third column and only one of them is honest. Here is the distinction this site draws.
| What | Source | As captured | Re-read every |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service description, platforms, who judges the seller | The operator's FAQ, beginner section | 2026-10-10 | 90 days |
| Inspection scope and its exclusions | The operator's FAQ, warehouse section | 2026-10-10 | 90 days |
| Cancelling before and after purchase | The operator's FAQ, after-sales section | 2026-10-10 | 90 days |
| Fee structure and the zero service fee mode | The operator's FAQ, fees section | 2026-10-10 | 60 days |
| The search field's own placeholder | The operator's home page | 2026-10-10 | 90 days |
| Registered name, company number, address | The operator's page footer | 2026-10-10 | 180 days |
| Dated announcements | The operator's home page, announcements column | 2026-10-10 | 60 days |
| Catalogue category links | All sixteen requested and answered | 2026-10-11 | 60 days |
| The re-check list against its own rules | Twenty combinations diffed between the page and the rules file | 2026-10-11 | every build |
The source rows carry the day the operator's pages were captured, not the day somebody last glanced at them. The quotations were re-read on 2026-10-11, but against those saved copies: a fresh fetch on that date did not get through, because the operator's site screens automated requests. Printing the later date would imply a live reading that did not happen.
What that means in practice: if a policy changed after 2026-10-10, this site does not know yet. The quotations are accurate as of that capture, the links go to the live pages, and the live page wins any disagreement. Before relying on a specific clause, open the linked page and check the wording is still there.
The last two rows are a different kind of check and a different kind of caveat. Those were run here on 2026-10-11 rather than captured, so they are live results.
Expect these to move
Where the next correction will come from
| What | Why it will move |
|---|---|
| The zero service fee | It is published as a mode, which is the operator's word and its own to change. Dated on every page that mentions it |
| The platforms the field recognises | The glyph row inside the search box is a product decision; it has changed on other services and will here |
| Storage periods | Published as 90 days free and 180 maximum. This site quotes them once and sends you to the operator's page for the handling |
| Which routes are available | The logistics column already carries one suspension. Route availability is the fastest-moving thing the operator publishes |