Start With One Product
Do not begin a first agent order with a long mixed list. Choose one product, open the live source page and confirm that the saved link still shows the same item, seller, price range and option list.
Use this guide before sending a product link to an agent. A good first request should make the item, selected option, proof need and next action easy to understand before any payment or warehouse step begins.
Do not begin a first agent order with a long mixed list. Choose one product, open the live source page and confirm that the saved link still shows the same item, seller, price range and option list.
Before opening the order path, write the exact size, color, model, quantity and SKU note in simple words. If the option cannot be explained in one line, the buyer should pause and check the source page again.
| Check | What the buyer should confirm | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Source page | The live page still matches the saved product, not a similar listing or a broad shop category. | Keep the row only if the source is clear. |
| Selected option | Size, color, model, quantity and any seller note are written before checkout. | Copy the clean option note into the request. |
| Proof need | The buyer knows which QC photo would answer the real risk, such as label, sole, tag, hardware or package condition. | Ask for one useful photo angle first. |
| Shipping value | The item still makes sense after estimated weight, route limits and possible return risk. | Pay, request proof, hold, return or remove. |
The mistake is treating a product link as a complete order. A link only shows where the item came from. The buyer still needs the exact option, one proof request and a rough shipping expectation before the request is useful.
Example note: black hoodie, size L, confirm chest width and front logo photo before shipping. This is clearer than sending a link alone because the agent can see what must be checked before the buyer approves the item.
Continue only when the buyer can answer three questions: what item is being ordered, which option is selected and what proof is needed after warehouse arrival. If one answer is missing, the safer action is to request more detail before payment.