Your Essential Step to Ensure You Receive Exactly What You Ordered

In the world of online shopping, especially when sourcing from agents or third-party platforms, a crucial step stands between you and a disappointing surprise: pre-shipment verification. At FishGoo, we emphasize that the moment afterbeforeComparing QC (Quality Check) photos directly to the original seller's listing.

The Critical Importance of This Check

Mistakes happen. Sellers sometimes ship the wrong color, model, or a completely different item. Without verification, you might pay international shipping for an incorrect product, facing a costly and time-consuming return process. This simple comparison acts as your final safeguard.

Step-by-Step Verification Process

  1. Receive Your QC Photos

    Once your FishGoo agent procures the item, they will place it in their warehouse and provide you with a set of detailed QC photos. These typically include images of the product itself, labels, tags, box, and any unique identifiers.

  2. Re-Open the Original Listing

    Navigate back to the exact product listing from the original seller (e.g., on Taobao, Tmall, Weidian, or a brand's official store). This is your source of truth for what you intended

  3. Conduct a Point-by-Point Comparison

    Systematically compare these key elements:

    • Design & Aesthetics:
    • Materials & Tags:
    • Accessories & Packaging:
    • Model & Serial Details:

  4. Approve or Flag Discrepancies

    If everything matches perfectly, approve the shipment with confidence. If you spot any mismatch, no matter how small, immediately contact your FishGoo agent. Provide clear screenshots from the listing and your QC photos to highlight the discrepancy. The agent can then contact the seller for an exchange or return before

Pro Tips for Effective Comparison

Use Multiple Listing Photos

Don't just rely on the main image. Sellers often upload photos from multiple angles, close-ups of details, and shots of tags/packaging. Cross-reference all available images.

Check the Description Text

Sometimes the discrepancy is in specifications (e.g., "200ml" vs. "250ml"). Read the product description and specifications carefully.

Mind the Lighting

Warehouse lighting can alter color perception. Focus on comparing patterns, logos, and design features that are not color-dependent.

Ask for Specific Photos

If a critical detail is unclear, don't hesitate to request an additional close-up photo from your agent.

Final Thoughts

Taking a few minutes to meticulously compare QC photos with the original listingVerify before you ship.