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Contact the desk behind the yupoo guides
This page exists for three reasons: a catalogue note has gone stale, a photograph should not be here, or you want to know who pays for the recommendations. Everything else — orders, stock, shipping times, refunds — belongs to the store, not to us, and no amount of email will move a parcel.
Send a note to the desk
This form is a writing aid, not a mailbox. It does not submit anywhere, stores nothing and sends nothing: the action points at this page. Copy what you write into an email instead.
Email is the real channel. Send the same note to desk@yupoo.lifestyle with the page URL in the subject line. Without the URL, a correction cannot be matched to a paragraph.
Reporting an outdated album note
Catalogue pages rot faster than any other kind of page on the web. An album that carried a full size run in March is a graveyard by July, and the note describing it does not update itself. When you find a paragraph that no longer matches reality, the useful report is short and specific: the page URL, the sentence, and one piece of evidence showing what the album looks like now.
Evidence does not have to be elaborate. A screenshot of the album with the date visible, a link to the listing that replaced the one we described, or a photograph of the size chart that contradicts ours all work. What does not work is “the prices are wrong now” without a page — prices change weekly and a note is only wrong if the reasoning behind it has broken, not if a number moved.
- Quote the sentence you believe is stale, in full, so it can be found by search as well as by eye.
- Attach the current state — a screenshot with a date, or a live link to the album as it stands today.
- Say what should replace it, even roughly. A correction is easier to verify than a complaint.
Every accepted correction is logged at the bottom of the affected page with a date. If a note turns out to have been right and the album changed under us, that is still worth publishing: it tells the next reader how quickly that family moves.
Image takedowns and photography rights
The product photography on this site does not belong to us, and we say so in the footer of every page.
Who owns the images
Every product photograph is hotlinked from wwtopyupoo.com and remains the property of that store. We do not re-host, re-upload, retouch or crop them into new files. If the store changes a file, the change appears here automatically — which is one reason the images are linked rather than copied.
If you hold the rights
Email the desk with the exact image URL, the page it appears on, and evidence that you control the photograph. Rights-holder requests are treated as urgent and are actioned before any editorial reply. If the same image appears in several guides, list the pages and we will remove all of them.
If the image is simply wrong
A listing that shows one colourway while the album ships another is an editorial error, not a rights issue. Send the listing and the correct photograph and the guide will be updated. This is the most common report the desk receives from readers, and the fastest to fix.
What we will not do
We do not remove a factual note because a seller dislikes it, and we do not remove photography at the request of someone who does not own it. A takedown is a legal claim about ownership, not a reputation tool, and treating it as one would empty the guides of anything useful.
Editorial independence
This site is funded by sponsored links to a single partner store, the WWTop catalogue. That relationship is disclosed in the header, in the announcement bar and in the footer, because a disclosure buried on a policy page is not a disclosure. When you buy through one of those links, the site earns a commission and you pay the same price you would have paid anyway.
What the money does not buy is position. The album index ranks thirteen families by usefulness to a buyer, and several of them are not the partner store — koala yupoo sits above it on sneaker batches, sharkbreeder yupoo beats it outright on a single garment family, and the Spanish wholesale guide recommends checking a factory before trusting any shop, including ours. If a partner store stops being the right answer for a category, the page will say so and the link will stay where it is.
There are also things this site declines to do regardless of incentive. It does not publish invented prices, it does not claim to have tested what it has only read about, and it does not describe a batch as verified unless a photograph of that batch exists in the page it is described on. Readers who catch us breaking any of those rules are exactly the readers this contact page is for.
Listings currently under review
Six notes flagged for re-checking this cycle — usually because a size run shrank or a colourway changed. If you own one of these and know the current state, the desk would rather hear it from you than guess.
Not a support queue
Order questions belong to the store, not to this desk
Stock levels, size availability, shipping quotes and QC photographs are all handled by the shop itself. If your question starts with “where is my parcel”, the answer is there rather than here — and it will arrive faster.
Store links carry ref=yupoo.lifestyle. This site is editorial, holds no stock and is not affiliated with Yupoo or any brand shown.
Contact questions
Where do I send a correction about an outdated album note?
Email the desk with three things: the page URL, the sentence that is now wrong, and a screenshot or live link showing the album as it stands today. Corrections that arrive with evidence are processed first, usually within two to four working days, and accepted ones are dated at the foot of the affected page.
How do I request removal of a product photograph?
Send the exact image URL, the page it appears on, and evidence that you control the photograph. Images here are hotlinked from wwtopyupoo.com rather than copied, so a rights holder can also ask the store to change the file, which removes it everywhere at once. Rights-holder requests jump the queue.
Does this site sell anything at all?
No. There is no cart, no checkout, no inventory and no order history. The guides link out to a partner store that handles every transaction. That is also why nobody here can look up your tracking number — the data simply is not on this side of the link.
How is the site funded, and does money buy a mention?
Through sponsored links to one partner store, disclosed in the header and footer of every page. Money does not buy a position in the album index: several families outrank the partner store in their own categories, and the Spanish wholesale guide tells readers to verify a factory before trusting any shop, including the one we link to.
Looking for something else? The about page explains who writes the guides, the QC photo guide covers what a useful inspection image shows, and the site FAQ handles the questions that arrive most often.