Learn how to inspect product details and identify flaws before your shipment is approved.
Every OopBuy purchase comes with a crucial advantage: detailed Quality Control (QC) photos
Begin with the general shot(s). Assess the overall presentation. Is the item intact? Does its general shape, posture, and color match the product listing? Look for any obvious, glaring issues like major stains, tears, or incorrect assembly.
Zoom in on close-up photos of the material (fabric, leather, metal, etc.). Check for:
This is critical for branded or specific items. Compare QC photos directly with the seller's official images or product description.
Actively search for common and specific flaws. Inspectors highlight potential issues, but a personal review is key.
If the inspector includes measurement photos (with a tape measure), compare them to the size chart provided by the seller. This is the best way to avoid sizing issues.
View photos on a well-lit screen. Use zoom functionality to examine tiny details you might otherwise miss.
If a specific area is unclear or not shown, you can usually request extra photos from your OopBuy agent before approving shipment.
Determine what constitutes a deal-breaking flaw for you versus a minor imperfection you can accept, especially at a reduced price point.
QC photos are often called Pre-Shipment Photos (PSPs). Treat them as your final gateway before the item leaves the warehouse.
