How to use this page
Seller Proof turns warehouse or seller evidence into a yes-or-no buying step. Use it to confirm selected option, condition, label, measurement or seller proof before approving an item for US delivery.
Compare current seller evidence, listing status and source details before trusting a row.
Seller Proof turns warehouse or seller evidence into a yes-or-no buying step. Use it to confirm selected option, condition, label, measurement or seller proof before approving an item for US delivery.
Use this page before trusting a saved source. The buyer checks whether the seller page is still live, the option list is current, album photos are recent and the product has enough evidence to request QC.
Write seller evidence separately from warehouse evidence. A seller album can justify ordering, but it should not be treated as proof of the item that arrived.
| Signal | What to check | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Proof target | The page answers one specific risk rather than collecting random images. | Use the clearest angle. |
| Option match | Warehouse item still matches size, color and version. | Approve only if exact. |
| Condition | Marks, dents, loose threads or missing pieces are checked. | Return or hold. |
| Next step | The buyer knows whether to buy, request proof, return or ship. | Choose one action. |
Skip it after the item is already in the warehouse. At that stage, warehouse photo review is more useful than seller proof.
Asking for many photos without a question makes the row harder to judge. A better request names one risk, such as size label, print placement, hardware close-up, measurement, model number or damage check.
Use these links when the product has a specific next step. The goal is to keep each saved item easy to verify before payment or shipping.