LoloBuy questions, answered plainly

Yes. LoloBuy is a third-party shopping agent — sometimes called a daigou or proxy buyer. It buys items from Chinese marketplaces on your behalf, runs a quality check, stores them, and forwards them internationally. As with any agent, read the official terms and confirm details before ordering. This site is an independent guide, not LoloBuy itself.

“Spreadsheet” is community slang for a shared list of product links people buy through agents. We took that idea and turned it into a tidy category finder with buying notes, instead of a raw, context-free link dump.

No. There’s no cart, login or checkout here. Every “search” and tool button sends you to LoloBuy’s own site, where the real listings, prices and ordering happen.

Two main parts: (1) the item price plus Chinese domestic delivery to the warehouse, and (2) the international shipping fee, which depends on weight, the route you pick, and your destination. A shipping deposit is estimated up front; once the carrier weighs the real parcel, any difference is refunded to your LoloBuy balance.

LoloBuy supports multiple currencies and a range of methods — including PayPal, credit cards, Skrill, Alipay, WeChat and bank transfer. The exact options shown at checkout can vary by region, so confirm on the payment screen.

Possibly. Import duties and taxes are set by your own country and are charged separately from LoloBuy’s fees. Rules change — for example, several regions have adjusted low-value import thresholds recently — so check your local customs guidance for your destination and order value.

Up to 90 days. That window lets you place several orders, let them all arrive at the warehouse, then consolidate everything into one box — which usually works out far cheaper than shipping items one at a time.

LoloBuy offers a range of international routes through carriers such as Matson, DHL, EMS, Aramex, 4PX, SF Express and UPS. Available options, speed and price depend on your destination and what’s inside the box — some items are restricted on certain lines.

Yes. Items are inspected and photographed when they reach the warehouse, and you can view them in “My Warehouse.” If something’s wrong, LoloBuy contacts you. You can also request reinforcement, repackaging or insurance when you submit for delivery.

No. This is an independent, fan-made information site built to make the agent-shopping process easier to understand. It isn’t operated, sponsored or endorsed by LoloBuy. For accounts, real orders and live pricing, always use the official LoloBuy website.

We summarize how the process generally works, drawn from LoloBuy’s public help materials. Policies, fees and routes can change at any time, so treat this as orientation and confirm specifics on LoloBuy before you order.