How the QC process works at shitter level

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ChinaTime level sellers will do a number of different things if ask for QC shots of a watch you're interested in buying. None of which are done consistently by any of them, nor is there a regulated process. Nor is it even usually done, but high competition means more of them do it now.

Different QC can include:

1. A quick view video of a watch you have requested, usually flipped around while being held to show different angles. This is usually one they happen to have on hand (sellers don't hold on to stock as it's too dangerous - they source per order)

2. A video they send to multiple buyers (often exactly the same video) of the same watch from the same batch.

3. Photos you've probably already seen before used of the watch on multiple different dhgate stores and can easily recognise. These are used by many sellers as they simply don't have any other photos of that particular watch.

4. Some low quality phone photos of a couple angles. Usually taken when they have one around or have taken before to send QC pics to another buyer.
5. Photos or videos showing you the actual watch you are being sent just before it gets packaged up with your postage label. These are often done after you've ordered and paid and it's about to be sent out.

The ChinaTime QC process is **different** to the QC process on r/RepTimeQC where sellers show you the exact watch you have bought, allowing for feedback, RL (Red Lighting aka Not happy with quality so sending it back) or GL (Green Lighting aka I am happy with this watch so let's fucking gooo).

ChinaTime level sellers shift a high volume of product in short timeframes. If you want a high QC standard expect to pay for it at a higher tier of seller and watch.

Don't expect a RepTime level QC process for your $80 shitter.

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