Ten traps. Ten costs.

Three cards, no noise — but a light order still has ten ways to go wrong. Each habit below comes with the simple correction that keeps the whole flow quiet.

1. 1

   Let the row notes and photo count choose, not the price

   A low figure usually means a thin listing. Litbuy rows keep the notes so a decision can be made without opening five tabs.

   Safer move: Tapping the first card that loads

2. 2

   Measure. Match the centimetres.

   Sizes drift between sellers and China cuts run small. The chart carried on the row is the only reliable figure.

   Safer move: Ordering your usual size

3. 3

   State the amount paid and confirm the duty band

   Declaration shapes the customs result on every line, and a number invented for convenience is what stops parcels.

   Safer move: Guessing at the declaration

4. 4

   Hold everything, then send one consolidated parcel

   Each additional parcel carries its own base charge. One consolidated box keeps a light order genuinely light.

   Safer move: Shipping cards as they arrive

5. 5

   Check seams, prints and hardware before releasing

   The warehouse photographs are the last free checkpoint. After freight is paid, a mismatch becomes a return instead.

   Safer move: Approving inspection. Not opening the photos.

Based on what buyers report rather than policy wording. Litbuy checkout and its pages remain the authority.