Quick answer
Before you save a link, make sure the page still matches the spreadsheet row. Compare no more than two or three similar options, check the useful photos and measurements, note anything that could raise shipping cost, then write Keep, Hold, or Remove with one reason. If an important detail cannot be checked, remove the row.
Decide what would make you say no
“Find something good” is too vague. Name the product, how you plan to use it, and the detail that could rule it out. For example: “Find a lightweight everyday jacket with usable garment measurements,” or “Compare three bags that show the interior scale and strap attachment.”
Write this before you open more tabs
I am comparing: [product type] for [use case]. The detail that decides it: [measurements, material view, construction detail, compatibility, or shipping impact]. I will remove a row if: [critical condition].
Eight checks to run
- Capture the row before it changes
Record the row label, source URL, visible option, rough price context, and date checked. This lets you distinguish an old spreadsheet description from a current destination later.
- Confirm destination identity
Compare the row label with the current title, main image, category, option names, and quantity wording. A page that opens successfully can still be the wrong item or a changed listing.
- Compare like with like
Use the same category, purpose, approximate material, and included pieces. A cheaper but different option is not a fair comparison.
- Open only a small comparison set
Use two or three plausible candidates. More tabs usually add repeated information, not confidence. Remove obvious mismatches before doing deeper checks.
- Inspect evidence by category
Check whether photos show the details that could disqualify that product type. Use the QC photo guide rather than treating any large image set as sufficient.
- Test size, dimensions, or compatibility
Compare current measurements with a reference you already understand. Use the measurement guide when labels and charts disagree.
- Add price and parcel context
Ask what is included, whether packaging is likely to be bulky, and whether the visible weight is item, packed, or estimated weight. Do not turn an estimate into a guaranteed total.
- Write what you decided and what is still unknown
Label the row Keep, Hold, or Remove. Add one sentence about what supports it and one question you still cannot answer. If you cannot write the first sentence, the row is not ready to save.
When a product link is incomplete, changed, or broken
A broken Wegobuy link, dead Wegobuy link, old Wegobuy link, Wegobuy invalid link, or Wegobuy product link not working can describe different failures. Check whether the wrapper, source destination, product, or selected option is the part that changed.
Recoverable
The destination still shows the same product family, but an option or image has changed. Record the mismatch and search the current source using a descriptive feature, product code, or image—not just the old spreadsheet title.
Not reliable enough
The destination redirects to an unrelated item, hides the relevant option, lacks a traceable source, or leaves the deciding detail impossible to check. Remove it rather than reconstructing a confident story from weak clues.
Someone asking how to convert a Wegobuy link may need the Wegobuy original link or Wegobuy raw link behind an old wrapper. A converter can change how a source URL opens, but it cannot confirm that the current item, seller, price, option, or service is reliable.
A comparison you can scan quickly
| Check | Candidate A | Candidate B | Decision effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Destination match | Title, option, and image agree | Option shown in row is missing | B moves to Hold |
| Useful photos | Front, back, detail, measurement | Only styled images | A has stronger evidence |
| Measurements | Current chart with method | Size letters only | B cannot pass fit check |
| Parcel context | Material and packaging are visible | Bulky packaging unclear | Cost uncertainty remains for B |
| Final note | Keep: evidence answers use case | Remove: two critical gaps | Shortlist stays small |
Write a one-minute decision note
Item: category + descriptive name
Checked: date + current destination
What supports it: the two useful details you found
What is missing: the most important unanswered question
Parcel note: likely bulk, packaging, or estimate type
Decision: Keep / Hold / Remove, followed by one reason
This short note tells you why the row survived and what would make you change your mind. A star rating does not.
Know when to stop researching
- Stop when one candidate answers the deciding question and the others do not.
- Stop when every remaining option has the same unresolved critical gap.
- Stop when the destination no longer matches the row.
- Stop when you are opening more tabs but not adding new evidence.
- Pause and use the responsible official channel for account, payment, order, refund, tracking, restriction, or current service questions.