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AllChinaBuy Spreadsheet: Maintenance and Status

Short answer
AllChinaBuy is currently unavailable. After a warehouse upgrade announced in May, the platform stopped accepting new orders, and the official site is still showing an upgrade and maintenance notice tied to an unresolved hacker attack. Because ordering, payment and parcel forwarding are paused, buyers who need to ship a haul now should treat AllChinaBuy as unusable and look at established alternatives.

AllChinaBuy is a China-based shopping agent that buys items from third-party vendors on a buyer's behalf, receives them at a warehouse and forwards consolidated hauls internationally, with a customer base concentrated in the United States. Ordering has been suspended since May 2026, and as of the latest check the official site is showing a maintenance notice.

Agent name
AllChinaBuy
Website
https://www.allchinabuy.com/ (currently showing a maintenance notice)
Launch date
April 2024
Parent / operator names cited in filings
Hangzhou Taohaowu Technology Co., Ltd., Hong Kong AllChinaBuy Co., Limited, UK AllChinaBuy Co., Limited (source wording: Hong Kong Taohao Wu Technology Co., Ltd.)
Main customer market
United States
Service type
Third-party shopping agent with outsourced purchasing and warehouse partners; no inventory of its own
Ordering status
Suspended. Order placement stopped in May 2026 for a warehouse upgrade; the stated July resumption did not happen
Site status as of the latest check
Upgrade and maintenance page citing an ongoing hacker attack that has not been fully resolved
Support contact shown on the maintenance page
[email protected]
Shipping rates and service fees
Not published while the platform is offline; no current rates could be verified
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  • About AllChinaBuy

    AllChinaBuy is a shopping agent: it does not make or stock goods, it relays a buyer's order to third-party vendors, has parcels received and inspected at a warehouse, then consolidates and forwards them internationally. Court filings describe it as maintaining no inventory and earning mainly through a fee on shipping. It launched in April 2024 and, according to the source material, quickly became one of the largest agents in the category, with most of its buyers in the United States. Its parent company is identified as Hong Kong Taohao Wu Technology Co., Ltd. Since May 2026 the platform has not accepted orders, initially citing a warehouse upgrade with a July resumption estimate; the site now displays an upgrade and maintenance notice referencing an unresolved hacker attack. Buyers with open questions are directed to [email protected]. Details on current fees, shipping lines and reopening timing remain incomplete.
    What to weigh up
    What works well
    • Reached serious scale quickly after its April 2024 launch, at one point described as the second-largest player in the shopping-agent space.

    • Built its user base mainly around US buyers, so its catalog browsing, QC and parcel-forwarding workflow was shaped around US-bound hauls.

    • Spreadsheet-style product directories tied to AllChinaBuy remained usable as a browsing resource even after ordering stopped, and the links there point to other platforms.

    What to check
    • New orders cannot be placed, so a haul cannot be started or shipped through AllChinaBuy right now.

    • The site is in maintenance after a hacker attack that, per the official notice, has not been fully resolved.

    • The July 2026 target for resuming service passed without a relaunch, and no confirmed reopening date has been given.

    • Purchasing and warehouse handling are performed by third-party partners rather than by the platform itself, which complicates direct refunds or courier claims.

    • No current shipping rates, payment fees or service guarantees could be verified, so any figure quoted from before the suspension should be treated as outdated.

    Is AllChinaBuy legit?
    AllChinaBuy is a real, previously operating shopping agent, not a fictional storefront: it launched in April 2024, reached large scale in the category and was named in US trademark litigation, where a court described its role as a passive facilitator that maintains no inventory and charges mainly a fee on shipping. That said, being a real company is not the same as being usable right now. Order placement was suspended in May 2026 for a warehouse upgrade, the company estimated a July restart, and that restart did not happen. The official website currently shows an upgrade and maintenance notice stating that a hacker attack has not yet been fully resolved. Treat the platform as closed until an order can actually be placed and confirmed.
    What AllChinaBuy offered as a shipping agent
    As a shipping agent, AllChinaBuy was intended to sit between the buyer and the vendor: it relayed purchase orders, had goods received and photographed at a warehouse, then consolidated and forwarded parcels internationally, with most of its demand coming from the United States. It did not manufacture or stock the products it listed, and the purchasing and warehouse functions were carried out by third-party partners under contract. For US buyers the practical appeal of this model is haul consolidation and a choice of shipping lines; neither can be exercised while ordering and forwarding are offline, so no meaningful current comparison of rates or transit times is possible.
    What to do if you need to ship now
    While AllChinaBuy is down, the safest approach is to separate browsing from buying. Spreadsheet directories can still be used to shortlist items, but the purchase and shipping legs have to run through a platform that is actually open. When choosing a replacement, look for a long operating history, visible platform scale, transparent exchange rates and payment processing fees, and shipping quotes that include consolidation and volumetric weight rather than a single advertised figure. This is not an endorsement of any single agent, and rates quoted before the suspension should not be reused as a benchmark.

    How to use AllChinaBuy

    1. Check whether ordering is actually open

      Open the official site before planning a haul. If you see the maintenance notice rather than a working cart, ordering, warehouse intake and forwarding are all paused, and any haul plan has to wait or move to another agent.

    2. Contact support about existing orders

      Use [email protected] for questions on orders already placed. Include order numbers, item lists, QC photos and payment receipts, and keep a copy of the correspondence for your records.

    3. Use the spreadsheet as a directory only

      AllChinaBuy spreadsheet pages still work as browsing tools. The links there lead to other platforms, so confirm where an order is actually being placed before you pay anyone.

    4. Protect your money on stuck orders

      Because purchasing and warehouse handling sit with third-party partners, open a dispute or chargeback with your payment provider if a refund is not resolved. Keep timelines short and document every step.

    5. Compare against established agents

      If you need to ship now, weigh operational stability, platform size, service, exchange rate, payment processing fees and shipping cost. Long-running operators such as Superbuy and Lovegobuy are commonly cited reference points in this category.

    Shopping-agent guide

    AllChinaBuy works like most China-based shipping agents, and knowing the intended flow makes it easier to judge what is broken while the platform is offline.

    The normal workflow. A buyer finds an item through a spreadsheet-style directory or a vendor link, then places an order on the agent's site. The agent pays the vendor on the buyer's behalf, has the item shipped to its own warehouse, photographs it for quality-check approval, and holds it until the buyer is ready. The buyer then requests consolidation, picks an international shipping line, pays the freight and any service fee, and the parcel is exported. For US buyers this last stage is where the interesting comparisons live: line choice, declared value, volumetric weight and consolidation all change the final landed cost of a haul.

    Where AllChinaBuy stands today. Order placement stopped in May 2026 for a warehouse upgrade. The company originally pointed to a July restart, that date passed, and the official site now displays an upgrade and maintenance notice tied to an unresolved hacker attack. In practice that means no new orders, no warehouse intake you can rely on, and no forwarding. Any pre-suspension rate card is out of date, so do not budget against old shipping quotes.

    What a US buyer should do. If you have an existing order, contact care@allchinabuy.com and keep copies of your order numbers, payment receipts and QC photos. If a refund is needed, raise it with your payment provider as well, because the warehouse side is handled by a third-party partner. If you simply want to ship a haul this month, plan on a different agent and use the AllChinaBuy spreadsheet purely as a product directory, since its links point to other platforms. When comparing replacements, weigh how long the operator has been running, platform size, service quality, exchange rate, payment processing fees and shipping cost rather than a single headline rate.

    Frequently asked

    Why is the AllChinaBuy website showing a maintenance page?

    The site notice says an ongoing hacker attack has not been fully resolved, so the platform is running an upgrade and maintenance process to protect account data. Ordering is therefore unavailable.

    Can I still place an order on AllChinaBuy?

    No. Order placement stopped in May 2026 for a warehouse upgrade, the stated July resumption did not happen, and no confirmed reopening date has been announced.

    Is the AllChinaBuy spreadsheet legitimate?

    Yes, as a directory. It collects no user information and simply lists products with links that lead to other platforms, so purchases and shipping are handled elsewhere.

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