Quick answer
Check seven things before saving a Wegobuy find: category fit, useful photos, sizing, comparable price context, shipping weight, clear wording, and a specific reason to keep it. Six or seven points makes a stronger shortlist candidate; a low score means remove it or research it further.
The seven-point checklist
- The item belongs in the category I am browsing.
- Photos show the details that matter for this product type.
- Sizing, measurements, or fit notes are visible when needed.
- Price makes sense beside similar finds.
- Shipping weight does not ruin the value.
- The row is not just hype or a vague label.
- I can explain why I would save this find.
Count a point only when the current row or destination actually answers the question. Do not award points for assumptions.
Score your row
| Score | Reading | Next move |
|---|---|---|
| 6–7 | Strong shortlist candidate | Keep it, record the reason, and recheck the current destination. |
| 4–5 | Research more | Search for the missing photo, measurement, source, or weight detail. |
| 2–3 | Weak row | Compare a clearer candidate before spending more time. |
| 0–1 | Remove for now | Return only if new evidence appears. |
QC photos by category
Quality check photos should answer category-specific questions. More images are not automatically better if they repeat the same unhelpful angle.
Shoes
Side profiles, top view, heels, soles, stitching, size label, and insole measurement when available.
Clothing
Front and back, fabric close-up, seams, collar or cuffs, print or embroidery placement, and garment measurements.
Bags
Front, back, sides, bottom, corners, interior, straps, closures, hardware, and a view that makes scale clear.
Watches and accessories
Dimensions, surface detail, fastening points, included pieces, case or clasp views, and any functional information the category needs.
Electronics
Ports, labels, model or specification information, included parts, plug type, battery wording, and visible condition.
A Wegobuy QC finder or QC photo finder can help locate images, but it cannot decide whether those images answer your particular question.
Good row example and weak row example
Good row example
A hoodie row matches the current destination, shows front and back views, includes chest and length measurements, has enough fabric detail to compare, sits beside similar prices, notes likely weight, and is saved because its evidence is clearer than the alternatives. Score: 7.
Weak row example
A bag row has a catchy label and one small image. There are no dimensions, interior views, source context, or packaging clues. The price is lower than unrelated rows, and the only save reason is popularity. Score: 1.
One-sentence save rule
Keep the row only if you can finish this sentence:
“I am saving this find because it answers these category-specific questions more clearly than the comparable rows, while these remaining details still need checking.”
What to do next
Use the score to choose your next page. If the category is unclear, visit the category guide. If parcel weight is the gap, read the shipping weight guide. If the row feels vague or mismatched, use the buyer safety notes. For direct answers about QC and source terms, open the FAQ.