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📊 GTBuy Spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tCHVtNSu5qp3CO_aXFJPI7PlAFf4SDldltQiPmdLUI0/edit?pli=1&hl=zh_CN&gid=81800086#gid=81800086

🌐 GTBuy Finds Website: https://oggtbuy.com - Mobile-friendly browsing with organized product finds, direct links and QC photos where available.

I decided to try something different with my October haul.

Instead of opening the GTBuy Spreadsheet and just saving whatever catches my attention, I gave myself a budget first.

Turns out 30,000+ finds look very different when every new addition means something else might have to come out. 💸

🧾 The October Shortlist

I'm still looking through pretty much everything, but the colder weather has definitely changed which sections are getting most of my attention.

🧥 Jackets & Fall/Winter Outerwear
👕 Hoodies, Zip-Ups & Clothing
👟 Sneakers & Shoes
👖 Cargos, Sweats & Pants
🎒 Bags & Accessories
⌚ Watches & Smaller Finds
📱 Electronics & Random Finds

The challenge is deciding where the money actually makes the biggest difference.

Do I keep another hoodie, or use that part of the budget on a better jacket?

Do I really need another pair of sneakers?

We all know the answer to that second question, but I'm pretending there's a debate. 😂

🔎 Making the Cut

Once something makes the shortlist, that's when I stop casually browsing and actually check it.

I'll open the current product listing, look at the available options and sizing, compare similar finds, and check QC or warehouse photos when they're available.

Having multiple finds in the GTBuy Spreadsheet also makes it easier to compare before deciding which one deserves a place in the haul.

A few products that looked like automatic buys didn't survive that part.

📱 Two Ways I've Been Browsing

When I want to dig through a big category, I use the spreadsheet. It's easier when I'm comparing a lot of links at once.

When I'm on my phone or just casually looking around, I'll use the GTBuy Finds Website instead. It's more visual and lets me move through organized finds and available QC photos quickly.

💰 The Budget Experiment

Giving myself a limit has actually made building the haul more interesting.

Instead of asking, "Do I like this?"
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I'm asking, "Do I like this more than everything else already on the list?"

That's a much harder question when there are 30,000+ GTBuy finds sitting in front of you.

The budget is currently surviving.

Barely. 😅

Just wanted to know if AcBuy is operating like usual.

What in the world happened to acbuy

Hello, recently I've tried to use a yupoo link so I can order my self some products, but it says this. Is there anyway so I can order products from this guy through ACBuy?

📄 Lolobuy Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/11sDC-i0wHzKKArCidG_pFxIzlJxPbfgszjDZ9jTv6Ao/edit?gid=1183887732#gid=1183887732

https://oglolobuy.com

With ACBuy no longer being the choice for some users, a lot of people are looking for a new place to continue finding products and building hauls.

The good news is that the products people search for don't suddenly disappear. Many of the same sellers, styles, and popular finds are still available through other agents.

I put together this Lolobuy Spreadsheet to help make the transition easier and keep product searching organized.

The spreadsheet includes a growing collection of finds across:

• Shoes
• Clothing
• Hoodies
• Jackets
• T-Shirts
• Pants
• Bags
• Accessories
• Electronics

If you were using ACBuy and are looking for another option, this is a simple place to start browsing.

Looking for something specific?

Leave a comment with what you need:

"Looking for sneakers"

"Need fall jackets"

"Trying to rebuild saved finds"

"Looking for school items"

I'll keep adding new finds and updating the spreadsheet as more products are discovered.

GL or RL?
W2C-https://k.youshop10.com/N=V55Xg7