Agent · joyagoo.com
A China shopping agent that describes itself as a “One-Click Shopping Agent from China” and leans on an app plus a third-party review widget.
The list is where the items are. This page is about the agent that would carry them.
Reachable at the time of the check.
Self-described as “One-Click Shopping Agent from China”, with app promotion on the front page.
The site exposes a DIY order path and a freight estimation page, which is the same shape as its peers: an item link goes in, a quote comes back.
Not verified. The pages read during this check did not state an inspection scope.
Not verified. No service fee, storage term or handling charge was stated on the pages read.
Unknown for the same reason. Where an agent has not published its inspection scope, the practical answer is that you cannot know in advance what a QC set will cover — so ask before the first order and keep the reply.
These stay unverified rather than estimated. If you have a written answer from the agent on any of them, sending it in is the fastest way to move a row.
Signal. A high third-party score on the front page, with no published storage or inspection terms behind it.
What to do. Ask support for the storage window and the inspection scope in writing. A score describes other people’s orders; the terms are what will decide yours.
Signal. You read one agent’s inspection rules and apply them to another.
What to do. Inspection scope is set per agent. Where it is unpublished, treat the QC set as unverified until you have seen one from your own order.
Rows here stay marked Not verified until the agent publishes them. Re-checked monthly; a row changes only when wording appears.
Rows are not refreshed to look recent. A row changes when the wording behind it changes, and the diff is kept on the term snapshot pages.