Every rule on this site has a date attached to it
Official pages get edited without announcement, and a guide that does not say when it last looked is asking to be believed on trust. This page is the register: which official page each claim comes from, when it was last read, and what has changed here since.
The register
Where every rule here comes from, and when it was last read
Six official sources hold up everything on this site. Each is linked so you can check the current wording against what is written here.
| What it governs | Official source | Last read |
|---|---|---|
| What the inspection covers and excludes | Inspection scopes | 2026-09-21 |
| Returns, exchanges, fees and the category standards | Terms of promised returns | 2026-09-21 |
| Signing, the 72-hour limit and the compensation exclusions | Notices of signing for a parcel | 2026-09-21 |
| The seven-day limit and the after-sales route | After-sales considerations | 2026-09-21 |
| Free inspection photographs, purchasing hours, the two payments | A product page | 2026-09-21 |
| Help topics, and what can be read without an account | The help centre | 2026-09-21 |
Where two official pages disagree, this site says so and takes the stricter reading rather than picking the friendlier one. That happens once, over the post-delivery limits, and the disagreement is set out in full rather than resolved quietly.
Why a reading date matters more than a publication date
Before acting → open the current official source
The operator is exact about time when the time is its own. A checkout states the second at which an unpaid order expires. A purchasing window is given to the hour and the timezone. A storage counter is given in whole days remaining.
What no official page carries is a last-modified date. Rules can therefore change between the day this site read them and the day you read this site, and neither of us would be told.
The only honest response is the one above: name the source, name the day it was read, and link to it so the check takes ten seconds. Where this site quotes a number, that number is what the page said on 2026-09-21. Where it declines to quote a number, as with the monthly free-return allowance, that is because the page did not give one.
What has changed here
Short, because this site is new. It will stay in this format, newest first, and entries will not be quietly edited away.
- 2026-09-21
Published
First publication. Ten pages covering the inspection scope, the photographs, the return route, the post-delivery limits, the order sequence and the three choices made before any of it starts.
All six official sources read on this date. Seventeen official screenshots and illustrations checked individually against the text they sit beside.
- Standing
How corrections work here
A claim that turns out to be wrong gets corrected on the page and noted here, rather than deleted. A rule that changes on an official page gets re-read, re-dated in the register above, and the change described.
Corrections and disagreements to [email protected]. This site is written by one person who has no relationship with how any of these rules are applied.