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About Freight Modes: the people behind it and their checks

A guide to China buying agents by freight mode, run independently. Here is who runs it, where its facts come from and how it is paid for.

Who writes this and how facts are checked

A small independent team that watches China buying agents closely writes and maintains this guide. No agent owns it, edits it or reviews its pages before they go up. You can reach us at [email protected].

Each agent fact on the site comes from that agent's own help pages, notices or line notes, opened in a browser or read from the page's own data on 17 October 2026 for this version, and linked where the page is public. Where we measured something ourselves, such as the time ranges an estimator showed for one destination, the text says "our own check". Where a figure comes from an independent measurement, such as exchange margins, the text says that instead. Usual practice that no agent writes down is marked as usual practice.

We do not publish ratings, rankings or star scores, and we do not invent numbers. When we could not confirm something, the page says so.

Card of the three kinds of sources used on the site: agent pages, our own checks, independent measurements, plus usual practice marked as such
How a fact gets onto this site.
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How the site is paid for.

How the site earns money

The site earns from sign-up links. When a reader opens an account with a featured agent through one of our links, the agent may credit us. The links we use carry a referral code where we have one, and point to the agent's home page otherwise:

Catalogue links lead to listings of items found on Chinese marketplaces. Every outbound link carries a tag, which is how we learn which pages get used. None of this changes what the pages say: the agents are listed alphabetically, the facts are theirs, and the site says when a direct order is the better route.

No tie to the streetwear label that shares the word

Our domain name happens to contain the word Supreme, but this site has no connection with Supreme, the streetwear label: it does not sell, list or promote that label's products and is not endorsed by it.

This site is about freight modes and the buying agents that offer them. Its pages, pictures, logo and catalogue shelves are chosen to stay clear of that label and of any other brand's marks, and our own logo, a waybill seal with lane lines, was drawn for this site.

If you came here looking for a particular brand, the catalogue search on the home page is the place to start, and the agent's own policies decide what it will buy.

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Three things this site holds to, whatever its domain name says.