Statement October 2026Channel SpreadsheetPages read 15 October 2026
Oopbuy Spreadsheet categories, and planning a basket before you top up
The category cards are the browsing half of this site. Below them: what the catalogue is, how to read a listing, how to judge any finds site, and why the basket total should decide your top-up.
Every finds category, coats to tech
Labels are ours; the links lead to full category listings with prices, photos and seller pages.
Bags and backpacksMeasurements matter more than photosCategory
Caps and hatsConsider shape and protective packingCategory
BeltsLength chart first, buckle secondCategory
Glasses and sunglassesFrame width in millimetresCategory
Fragrance and gift setsLiquids limit which routes can carry themCategory
JewelleryMetal and plating stated by the sellerCategory
WatchesBattery rules can limit shipping routesCategory
Tech and audioQC checks the outside, not whether it powers onCategory
Coats and jacketsBulky to post; the parcel payment grows with itCategory
TrainersBoxed pairs; decide on the box before shippingCategory
HoodiesCheck the size chart in centimetresCategory
TeesCheck fabric and the marginal shipping costCategory
DenimWaist and inseam listed, not UK sizesCategory
JoggersCompare fabric weight between sellersCategory
WomenswearA keyword search rather than one categorySearch results
Football shirtsClub and season named in the listingCategory
What is the Oopbuy Spreadsheet?
A catalogue of product links organised for discovery. It helps you find candidates, open seller listings and build a shortlist before asking Oopbuy to purchase. It is not an inventory owned by this site, and inclusion does not establish stock, authenticity or product approval.
Open the selected listing and verify its current options. Then copy its full product link into the agent search. If it fails, check the link and ask support whether a manual order is suitable; do not enter payment details on a copied seller-login page.

How to use a category to make a shortlist
Pick two or three plausible items and compare the current price, materials, variant and seller evidence. Write down the measurements and domestic delivery charge. A listing that omits a needed size or detail is not ready for purchase.
For example, compare two jackets by flat chest and length, then ask about weight or packing bulk before deciding. The cheaper item may have different fabric or a higher delivered cost. For perfume or electronics, route eligibility is a first check, not something to discover after payment.
When the shortlist is settled, use the seller and goods checks and the ordering guide.
How to choose a Spreadsheet worth using
Open a sample of its links: are they genuine product listings or broken redirects? Check whether the guide dates fee examples, distinguishes discovery from endorsement and explains what happens after the first payment.
Look for usable support guidance, original evidence and plain limitations. Be cautious with permanent “lowest price” promises, unexplained rankings and photos that do not match the adjacent instructions. Apply those checks here too; the review log says what was and was not checked.
Plan the basket before choosing a funding channel
A fixed funding fee has more impact on a small amount. That does not automatically make a larger top-up the right choice: unused balance, withdrawal charges, exchange rates and a delayed order can change the outcome.
Estimate the item and domestic freight first, then leave room in your personal budget for international shipping and optional services. Use the editable calculator to compare the same net balance under explicit assumptions. Confirm the actual checkout debit before sending money.
