About these Oopbuy rate notes
Who writes this, how the numbers are taken, what we will not do, and how to send a correction.
Who writes Oopbuy Spreadsheet Rate Notes
This is an independent, reader-run guide. We are not Oopbuy, we are not employed by it, and we cannot see or act on anyone's account. We do not sell anything, take orders or hold money. The category cards link to product listings so you can find items; the order itself always happens at the agent.
Some links on finds lists like this one carry referral parameters, which is how lists of this kind pay for themselves. That never changes a number on these pages, and nothing here is presented as a ranking.
For a live order, use the support channel shown in your Oopbuy account. This independent guide cannot access or change orders.
How the readings are taken
Rates come from Oopbuy's public estimator, which returns a yuan total and a converted total for every line. We read it on a given date for set destinations and weights, divide the two totals, and record the result. For the headline figure we use the first low-cost US line at 1 kg; for the currency table we use the largest US line at 2 kg, because rounding distorts small totals least there.
Reference rates come from a central-bank reference rate, cross-calculated through the euro, and a public mid-market feed. We name them by type rather than by site, and always with their date.
Official statements come from Oopbuy's help centre and footer pages, read on 10 October 2026 and re-captured as screenshots on 15 October 2026. Where two official pages disagree, we print both.
What these notes will not do
- Rank Oopbuy against other agents, or give star ratings.
- Print prices for individual items, which change daily.
- Present a third-party figure without its date.
- Claim something about the rate that we have not read ourselves, such as the rate used on withdrawals.
- Recommend counterfeit goods, which Oopbuy's own rules say may be destroyed without refund.
Everything else is open to correction. If a reading here is out of date by the time you read it, the date beside it will say so, and the readings log will show whether we have caught up.