AllChinaBuy Spreadsheet: The Site Is Offline, but Your Links Still Work Elsewhere

What does AllChinaBuy's maintenance notice actually say?

When we loaded allchinabuy.com on September 28, 2026, the page carried one message: "Due to an ongoing hacker attack that has not yet been fully resolved, our website is currently undergoing an upgrade and maintenance process to ensure the security of data." It asks for patience and gives an email address for questions about existing orders. It does not give a reopening date, and there is no login, search or order page behind it.

Three things are missing that you would expect from a short, planned outage: a timeline, a status page, and any way to see your own orders. That doesn't prove the business has closed, but a rep.tools agent ranking published in September lists AllChinaBuy, alongside CNFans, as having ceased operations. Its Trustpilot page — 4.1/5 from 215 reviews, 22% of them one-star — has had nothing new since June 7, 2026.

Verdict: Plan as if AllChinaBuy will not come back soon. If it does reopen, you've lost nothing by moving your links in the meantime.

If AllChinaBuy is holding your money or parcels

This is the part that can't wait. A spreadsheet can be rebuilt in an afternoon; a balance or a warehouse full of items can't. Work through these in order:

1. Write it down now. List every order number, item, amount paid and balance you remember, and find the payment receipts in your email or PayPal history.
2. Email support in writing. Use the address on the maintenance page. Ask specifically for the status of your orders and a refund of unused balance, and keep a copy of what you send.
3. Check your payment dispute window. PayPal, card issuers and banks each set their own deadlines, and several months may already have passed since you topped up. Look up yours today.
4. Don't pay anyone who offers to "recover" your balance. Recovery offers that ask for a fee in advance are a common follow-on scam after an agent goes dark.

Verdict: Records first, email second, dispute deadline third — and never pay a stranger to get your money back.

How do you move an AllChinaBuy spreadsheet link to another agent?

AllChinaBuy product links usually carry the original marketplace address inside them, URL-encoded after a url= parameter — something like url=https%3A%2F%2Fweidian.com%2Fitem.html%3FitemID%3D7612345678. Other versions carry only the item number. Either way, the item still exists on Weidian, Taobao or 1688.

1. Extract the item. Paste the AllChinaBuy link into our link converter. It decodes the address and gives you the original listing link and item ID.
2. Paste into a working agent. KakoBuy, Superbuy, Sugargoo and others all accept the original link in their search bar.
3. Re-check the listing. Old spreadsheet rows can be months old; confirm the item is still in stock and look at the price again before paying.

If you keep your spreadsheet in Google Sheets, it is worth adding a column for the original marketplace link next to each agent link. Next time an agent disappears, the whole sheet survives.

Sources: the agents' own pages where they publish fees, rep.tools profiles, and Trustpilot (fetched Sept 26–28, 2026). 'Score withdrawn' means Trustpilot removed the rating after guideline breaches. A dash means no primary source confirmed it.

Which agent is the closest swap for AllChinaBuy?

People liked AllChinaBuy for a simple ordering flow and budget-friendly spreadsheets — "allchinabuy spreadsheet budget" and "cheap" are still among the top searches for it. No single agent is a perfect copy, but three are worth a look depending on what you valued:

• Speed at the warehouse: KakoBuy, with a measured median of one day from payment to dispatch and 100 days of free storage.
• A long track record: Superbuy, one of the oldest English-language Taobao agents, with published fee tables.
• Low headline fees: Oopbuy, which advertises no service fee — though, as with any agent, compare the final shipping quote rather than the fee alone.

Avoid swapping into another agent with an unsettled status. ACBuy — a different company that is often confused with AllChinaBuy — and MuleBuy both have unresolved reports hanging over them this month.

Verdict: Move to a working agent with recent dispatch proof, and keep the original marketplace link for every row from now on.