CSSBuy Spreadsheet — Finds, Links & Purchasing Services

Search product finds

Use the sheet as a product directory

A CSSBuy spreadsheet may contain original marketplace links, agent-formatted links or both. The useful starting point is the product: which shoes, top or bag you want to explore. Browse our product categories for the type of item, then use the listing to understand its available options.

For footwear, the silhouette and size information help narrow a selection. For layered clothing, compare the length of the tee, hoodie and jacket you plan to wear together. These are practical ways to use finds for an outfit rather than choosing only from a row’s price.

A saved product list can remain useful even when it was shared under another platform name. The original seller offer helps establish what the product actually is. Read the available options in the service you choose, keeping the original item link handy.

Who is arranging the purchase?

You want CSSBuy to purchase

Buy For Me

A product link identifies the seller’s offer for a purchasing request. The item option, quantity and seller belong to that request.

You arranged it elsewhere

Ship For Me

CSSBuy receives goods you have bought yourself for onward shipping. Use this when you have already arranged the purchase with the seller.

Send your question with the right order.

My Order → Add Note: CSSBuy’s service information places order enquiries here. An item link and selected option help identify the purchase you mean.
My Parcel → Add Note: Use this for tracking, logistics and parcel details. Include the parcel reference so your question points to the shipment involved.

Buying a jacket from a shared spreadsheet

You can find a jacket in a collection prepared for another agent and still use its original seller reference when considering CSSBuy. Match the item and chosen version, then read the amount and options shown for your purchase.

If the original item identifiers differ, treat the offers separately. See how seller listings and agent pages relate, or compare two product finds.

Keep an option attached to its order question

Imagine ordering the same plain tee in two colours. The item URL may be identical, while the colour and size selections differ. If your question concerns the darker tee, identify that option in the order message so the enquiry points to the right purchase.

The amount for buying a jacket and the amount for sending the finished parcel answer different questions. Keep the selected item price and applicable purchase charges separate from the international shipping estimate. Once you know which goods will travel together, compare the same cost components using their parcel details and destination.