About CNshopper Spreadsheet Market of Origin: who writes it and how the facts are gathered
An independent site, not run by CNshopper, built around one sentence in CNshopper’s refund policy.
Why this site reads finds by origin
We started from one sentence in CNshopper’s refund policy: that eligibility depends on the original seller’s policies and the marketplace’s rules. If that is true, then the most useful thing a catalogue can tell you about a find, after what it is, is where it is listed and who sells it. Everything on this site hangs off those two questions.
The name follows from that. A market of origin is the place goods come from; here it is the marketplace and the seller behind each find.
The same sentence decided what to leave out. Prices, rankings and comparisons between agents do not change with the listing site, so they get little space here, and coupons and promotions get none.
Independent of CNshopper
This is an independent site, not run by CNshopper. Nobody at CNshopper writes, reviews or approves these pages, and we have no account manager or partnership there. Links to CNshopper go to its home page with a tracking tag and no invite code; links to catalogue shelves carry a tag too, so we can see which pages are read. We are not paid by sellers and we do not hold or sell stock.
If CNshopper corrects something we have written, we will change it and say so on the Changes page.
The companies on CNshopper’s paperwork
Section 31 of the Terms of Service, effective 25 May 2026, gives WYMOND LIMITED as the company you contract with. The Companies House register shows company 12872556, WYMOND LIMITED, as active and incorporated on 11 September 2020 (checked 17 October 2026). The App Store and Google Play pages for the CNshopper apps give CNSPARK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED as the publisher. Other CNshopper pages mention further companies; only these two are tied to a contract or to the apps, so only they appear here.
The same Terms of Service choose the law of England and Wales. Their first section repeats the point this site is built on: return eligibility and after-sales approval may depend on the original seller, marketplace rules and order status. We do not print any company address on this site.
What CNshopper’s rules say about counterfeits
A section of the Prohibited Items Policy deals with counterfeit and infringing products and opens: “CNshopper does not support products that violate intellectual property rights.” It goes on to list fake designer products, unauthorised copies, protected logos used without permission and trademark or copyright infringement. Elsewhere the policy says such orders may be refused or cancelled, items may be returned to the seller or disposed of, and a refund may not be available if customs seizes the parcel.
Product pages carry a separate disclaimer: CNshopper only provides search, purchasing and delivery services and cannot verify the quality and authenticity of the products. This catalogue follows the same line. Its shelf photos are plain items with no visible logos, and it does not help anyone look for imitations.
Method, corrections and the address to write to
Every CNshopper fact here comes from a page we rendered in a browser and saved with its date; the policy pages are built so that their text is missing from the raw page source. The link test used live listings taken from each marketplace’s own pages on the same day, pasted into CNshopper’s search while logged out. Usual-practice notes are marked as such and describe how sellers generally behave, not what CNshopper promises.
If something has changed, or a link here no longer works, write to [email protected] with the page and what you saw.
