Jersey checks worth the photo request
- Spelling of the name on the back.
- Badge and sponsor against the listing, not against memory.
- Size tag.
- Stains under the arms, where thumbnails crop them out.
Spreadsheet guide · ships toward Australia
The blue truck in the Esgobuy mark is a useful reminder and a bad budget. The esgobuy spreadsheet on esgobuys.com is about a jersey order aimed at Australia: find the shirt on the W2Cfind Jersey shelf, send one link to Esgobuy, and let the warehouse prove the print. The truck rolls only after you accept those photos and pay an export line. Until then you have bought a shirt inside China.
Esgobuy at esgobuy.com is the account that can see the order. This page cannot. If you searched the esgobuy spreadsheet hoping for a fixed Australia transit time, you will not get one here. Carriers miss. The tracking number Esgobuy issues when the carton leaves is the record that matters.
Open them on W2Cfind.
Payment one on Esgobuy covers the jersey, freight to the warehouse, and the fee shown before you confirm. Payment two is the Australia line. Mixing them is how a cheap shirt becomes a surprise. The esgobuy spreadsheet row never contained payment two.
A shopper who also has a United States address can reuse the same link and the same QC pass, then pick a different line. The shirt does not become American or Australian on this website. The label does that, inside Esgobuy, after the weight exists.
Open Jersey on W2Cfind, or read the full esgobuy spreadsheet page.
Esgobuy cannot honestly price Australia while the shirt is still a URL.
A wrong letter is cheap to refuse in China and miserable to refuse in Australia.
Two clubs in one note is how the wrong shirt gets bought.
No. Esgobuy buys and then offers export lines. The carrier is whoever that line names.
No. Use the order number inside the Esgobuy account.
No. This host explains. esgobuy.com purchases. W2Cfind catalogs.
After QC, when there is a weight.
W2Cfind first, Esgobuy second, the Australia line last.
Open the spreadsheet