About CNshopper Spreadsheet Empty Porch: who writes it and how it is checked
An independent guide, the method behind it, and the documents it relies on.
Why this spreadsheet reads one clause so closely
Most catalogue sites for agent shoppers stop at the order. The part that tends to go unexplained is the end of the journey, when a carrier’s scan says delivered and the reader has nothing. CNshopper happens to publish a card for that moment, with an evidence list, so we built the site around reading it well.
What we do differently is narrow on purpose. We read one stretch of policy and the offices around it, test every link before printing it, and say plainly where we could not confirm something from outside an account. The catalogue is maintained alongside, with dead links pruned when the shelves are re-checked.
The company in CNshopper’s terms
Section 31 of CNshopper’s Terms of Service, effective May 2026, lists WYMOND LIMITED, a UK company, in its contact section. On 17 October 2026 the UK companies register held that name under number 12872556, with an active status. Section 30 of the same terms chooses the law of England and Wales.
On the App Store and Google Play, the publisher shown for CNshopper’s apps is CNSPARK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED. CNshopper’s pages list more than one company in different places; we report the two above, from the documents named, and do not draw conclusions about how they relate.
This site is independent of all of them. CNshopper does not review these pages, we hold no affiliate code, and links to CNshopper carry only a tracking tag that tells us which pages readers use.
CNshopper’s stated position on counterfeit goods
CNshopper’s Prohibited Items Policy lists counterfeit and infringing products among strictly prohibited items, and states: “CNshopper may refuse or cancel orders that appear to involve counterfeit or infringing products.” The same policy says prohibited items may be refused, cancelled, returned or disposed of, with the costs falling on the user.
Separately, CNshopper says its QC photos are not an authentication service, and its product pages say it cannot verify the authenticity of third-party products. This site lists ordinary catalogue goods and does not help anyone ship anything the policy prohibits.
How these pages are checked, and how to reach us
Each CNshopper page we cite was opened in a full browser, because CNshopper serves policy text through scripts and its unknown addresses return a blank page that still reports success. Each outside page was tested twice: once by an automated request through a normal connection, and once in a browser to confirm the title. Numbers on this site come with the date they were read.
We are a small editorial project. Corrections, changed clauses and dead links are welcome at [email protected]; we reply from the same address and date every change on the updates page.
