Safety & Trust

Is It Safe to Use a Wegobuy Spreadsheet?

Yes. A spreadsheet is one of the safest tools you can use. Unlike third-party browser extensions or unknown apps, a Google Sheet or Excel file lives entirely in your own account. You control who has access, you control what data is stored, and you can delete it at any time.

The only data in a typical Wegobuy spreadsheet are product links, prices, sizes, and tracking numbers. None of this is sensitive financial information. You should never store passwords, credit card numbers, or ID documents in your spreadsheet.

Privacy Tips for Agent Shoppers

• Use a dedicated email address for all agent-related accounts.
• Enable two-factor authentication on your Google, agent, and PayPal accounts.
• Never share your spreadsheet with edit permissions to strangers.
• Review third-party app permissions in your Google account quarterly.

Payment Safety

Always use payment methods that offer buyer protection. PayPal Goods & Services is the industry standard for agent payments because it provides dispute resolution if an item never arrives or arrives incorrectly. Never send money via Friends & Family unless you have an established trust relationship with the recipient.

When topping up your agent balance, double-check the website URL to ensure you are on the official domain. Bookmark the correct login page and never access it through email links.

Scam Avoidance

The most common scams in the agent shopping community involve fake tracking numbers, bait-and-switch products, and phishing emails pretending to be your agent. The best defense is documentation. Your Wegobuy spreadsheet serves as a permanent record of every link, price, and promised specification.

If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. Extremely low prices on premium items are a red flag. Always compare prices across multiple sellers and check community reviews before placing large orders.

Best Practices

• Screenshot every product page before ordering. Save images with your spreadsheet.
• Record the domestic tracking number the moment it is provided.
• Inspect warehouse photos carefully before approving international shipping.
• Open parcels on video when they arrive to document any damage for claims.