OrientDig QC checks and the 3-5 day dispatch promise
Two moments make or break the agent experience: the quality check when your item reaches the warehouse, and how quickly your parcel leaves once you pay for shipping. OrientDig addresses both with a free quality-check service and a stated 3-5 business-day dispatch. Here is what to expect from each.
What the free quality check is for
When your item arrives at OrientDig's warehouse, it goes through a free quality-check service
A standard appearance check on shopping-agent orders usually looks at whether the correct item arrived and its general condition - style, colour, size and obvious defects. Note that OrientDig does not publicly disclose the exact number of QC photos included, so if detailed imagery matters to you, check the current QC options on the official site. As a rule, agents do not function-test electronics, and sealed items may not be opened. Once you approve your items and pay for international shipping, OrientDig aims to dispatch within 3-5 business days. For buyers who dislike watching a parcel sit "processing" for weeks, that predictability is a genuine advantage - and it pairs neatly with consolidation: collect items during the free-storage window, then get a fast hand-off to the courier once you commit. Dispatch speed is only one leg of the journey. Your total delivery time also includes the seller shipping to the warehouse, the QC step, and the international transit time of the shipping line you choose - which varies a lot by method and destination. Dispatch is what OrientDig controls; transit depends on the courier. Check live delivery estimates at checkout. Ready to start? Browse W2Cspreadsheet, open the categories, or try a search
What QC typically covers
How to use QC well
The 3-5 business-day dispatch promise
Setting expectations on total time
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