What KaboSheet is and is not
Kakobuy Spreadsheet is an independent product-discovery and purchase-research site. It organizes information about products and third-party shopping agents, but it is not the seller, manufacturer, shopping agent, payment processor, carrier, customs authority, or authentication service.
Product price is not presented as the complete delivered price. External providers control their own listings, fees, policies, availability, delivery decisions, and account terms.
How evidence is labelled
- Observed
- A field or page state seen at the cited source on the stated check date.
- Third-party reported
- A claim made by a seller, agent, carrier, or other external source. It is attributed rather than adopted as our own fact.
- Estimated
- A calculated range based on visible inputs, documented assumptions, and a named rule or rate version.
- Editorial judgement
- A reasoned selection or comparison that states its criteria and material limitations.
- Unknown
- Evidence is missing, stale, conflicting, or unavailable. Unknown values are not converted to zero or a positive claim.
Published methods
Shopping-agent comparison
How fields become comparable, how missing data is handled, and why commercial terms do not control the natural order.
Read comparison methodologyProduct-link checks
What active, redirected, unavailable, blocked, and unknown mean, including the limits of an HTTP check.
Read link-check methodologyLanded-cost estimates
How billable weight, exchange rates, service fees, shipping, insurance and tax estimates are combined.
Read cost methodologyEditorial review and updates
Published guides should identify an author, publication date, material update date, reviewer when one has actually reviewed the work, and accessible sources for factual claims. Historical content without those records is not assigned a fictional reviewer; it remains in a review queue.
Curated Boards require an original selection explanation, item-level reasons, a named author and reviewer, current link evidence, and an affiliate disclosure before they can become indexable. Read the editorial policy for the content workflow.
Commercial relationships
Some outbound links may generate commission or account credit. Compensation does not establish product quality, authenticity, agent suitability, delivery performance, or safety. Where an affiliate relationship exists, the page should disclose it close to the relevant action.
Natural comparison order is based on the selected user scenario and available comparable evidence, not commission value. Paid placement must be labelled and kept separate from editorial results. See the affiliate disclosure.
Corrections, removal and contact
Users and rights holders can report an unavailable link, incorrect field, unclear disclosure, or removal concern through the contact page. Reports should include the public page URL and the field at issue; do not send account passwords, payment details, identity documents, or private order records.
A correction should preserve an audit trail, update the visible date when the substance changes, and remove the URL from discovery systems when the page no longer meets its quality or indexability gate.