Superbuy Spreadsheet
Superbuy’s shopping-agent guide separates paying for purchased goods from paying for international delivery. Its service labels also distinguish buying from forwarding.
Browse categoriesWhich Superbuy payment and service applies to the find I have?
Understand goods payment, international shipping and the difference between buying and forwarding.
A seller find in the shopping-agent guide
A seller find can begin a shopping-agent purchase. Save the actual listing and chosen variant; a themed spreadsheet entry may only be the starting point for finding that offer.
The goods payment
The first payment relates to the goods purchased through the shopping-agent service. It does not set the later international-delivery cost or determine which stored goods you will ship together.
The international-delivery payment
A later payment concerns international delivery of a selected parcel. Packing, destination and route information belong to this stage, so a seller’s product price cannot be read as a shipped total.
Forwarding versus shopping-agent service
Forwarding is a different service boundary when goods have been bought elsewhere. The key question is who handled the seller purchase and what record now describes the warehouse arrival.
When Expert Service is relevant
Expert Service appears as a separate Superbuy service entry for requests that need additional handling or information. Check the current service description for the type of request it accepts.
Understand costs by stage
Read about exchange-rate basis, top-up fees and parcel charges.
Superbuy payment questions
Why can there be a later delivery payment?
Goods payment covers the purchase stage. International delivery is calculated later for the selected parcel and route.
Is forwarding the same service as purchasing?
No. Forwarding begins with goods already bought elsewhere; the shopping-agent service handles a requested purchase.
Browse product types
Browse seller items before choosing buying or forwarding.