SPREADSHEETWhy the source link matters
A spreadsheet entry points you toward a product, but the seller listing contains the current options and terms. The listing may be on a marketplace such as Weidian, Taobao or 1688. PikoBuy’s shopping guide lists these among the sources from which users can select items and says users can search using a link or keywords.
Open the original listing when available and compare it with the spreadsheet record. Product photos may represent several variants, and the displayed starting price may apply only to a particular size or version. Check the exact option, quantity, price and stock before you submit an order.
Using a PikoBuy purchase link
Some product cards have a direct purchase button that opens the source product within PikoBuy. Our links use the source identifier where the catalogue provides a verified Weidian item ID. If a record lacks a usable source ID, the site cannot safely construct a direct purchase link; use the available product details or original source instead.
Never guess an ID from an unrelated catalogue number. A link that opens successfully can still lead to a different item if the identifier is wrong. Confirm the product title, images and selected variant on PikoBuy before paying, and keep the original listing for reference.
When a link does not work
Listings can be removed, become unavailable or change over time. If an imported page is blank or incomplete, try the original seller listing or contact PikoBuy support with the complete product URL and the option you want. Do not pay for an unrelated substitute merely because a similar image appears.
A source listing and a spreadsheet snapshot may show different prices or photographs. Treat the current seller and PikoBuy order screens as the relevant information for your purchase. If important terms are not clear, resolve them before placing the order.
This independent guide is for research. Read the current PikoBuy shopping guide, shipping terms and returns policy for your order.