FAQ
Answers for using OOPBuy Directory as a category route index before checkout.
How should I read an OOPBuy route before opening checkout?
Start with the OOPBuy route handoff, category path, product image, size note, source-route context and agent handoff. The route is meant to slow down the last step, not rush you into payment.
Which category path should I use first?
Use the category that matches the item you are actually preparing to order. Sneakers, bags, hoodies and jackets work best because sizing, weight and seller-photo checks are easier to define before the OOPBuy route opens.
What belongs on my pre-checkout route note?
Write down the size or color you intend to order, one backup option, any seller-photo concern, and the shipping-weight question you want the agent to clarify. That note keeps the order path practical.
Why are some products kept out of the route index?
A product should not be pushed as an OOPBuy route if it lacks a usable source path, a clear image, or enough category context. Thin routes create clutter and are weaker for search and shoppers.
Does OOPBuy Directory guarantee stock or shipping cost?
No. OOPBuy Directory is an independent route-prep index. Stock, domestic shipping, international shipping and final service terms must be confirmed on the agent side before payment.