What was read, when, and what goes stale next
Every rule on this site has a date attached. This page is the list of those dates, and an honest note about which facts will be wrong first.
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The catalogue links are checked on their own schedule, listed below.
14 October 2026
Latest official service and buying-guide review
The public text of the official homepage and beginner guide was checked on 14 October 2026 for the service overview and ordering steps. The homepage explanations now reflect those pages. The older policy quotations and return-budget model below keep their original source dates; this review does not refresh those terms.
Official screenshots on this site are historical August 2026 captures. Current layouts and example products may differ.
Shelf life
Not everything here rots at the same rate
A return window is a term in an agreement and changes rarely. A promotional coupon changes weekly. Treating both as facts of the same kind is how guide pages end up confidently wrong, so this site sorts its claims by how fast they move and re-reads them on different schedules.
Two kinds are left out entirely rather than dated. Promotional values, because a discount that expires is not a fact about the service, and the old home page did advertise one. And delivery estimates, because they depend on a line, a season and a customs decision, and the agent makes no promises about any of the three.
What is left is policy, structure and process, which is the part worth writing down.
The log
Every source, and the day its wording was captured
Two dates could go in that third column and only one of them is honest, so here is the distinction this site draws.
| What | Source | As published | Re-read every |
|---|---|---|---|
| Return window, conditions, ineligible list | The operator's returns policy | 2026-08-04 | 90 days |
| Free return limit, sensitive goods, legal basis | The operator's user agreement | 2026-08-04 | 90 days |
| Customs position, reshipment, forwarding rules | The operator's shipping policy | 2026-08-04 | 90 days |
| Operator name and contact routes | Policy page footers and the contact page | 2026-08-04 | 180 days |
| The rename announcement | The modal and banner on the old address | August 2026 archive | 180 days |
| Catalogue category links | All sixteen requested and answered | 2026-10-11 | 60 days |
| The return budget tool against its own rules | 1,500 generated batches diffed between the page and the rules file | 2026-10-11 | every build |
The policy rows carry the date the operator's pages were captured, not the date somebody last glanced at them. The quotations were re-read on 2026-10-09 and again on 2026-10-11, but both times against those saved copies, because the live pages could not be fetched: the operator's site screens automated requests, and neither attempt got past the check. Printing the later date would imply a live reading that did not happen.
The consequence: if a policy changed after 2026-08-04, this site does not know yet. The quotations are accurate as of that capture, the links go to the live pages, and the live page wins any disagreement. Before relying on a specific clause, open the linked page and check the wording is still there.
The catalogue row is a different kind of check and a different kind of caveat. All sixteen category links were requested on 2026-10-11 and all sixteen answered, so that row is a live result rather than a capture. What it does not cover is the individual listings inside those categories: those come and go constantly, so a dead card is the expected failure rather than a sign the page is abandoned.
Expect these to move
Where the next correction will come from
Named in advance, so that a reader can tell the difference between a fact that moved and a page nobody maintains.
The brand name in the footers
The new site's policy pages are still footed with the old company name. When that changes it will be the clearest signal yet about what the rename actually was, and it will be noted here.
Storage terms
The policies describe storage conditions the operator can revise. This site deliberately publishes no day count, so a change there does not make these pages wrong, but it would change the advice about how long to hold a parcel.
The exclusion list
Nine categories today. Lists like this grow rather than shrink, and because the tool reads them from the same file as the prose, an addition changes both at once.
