How this site works
Worth stating plainly, because most sites covering this ground do not, and the reader has no way to tell from outside.
What is deliberately absent
- No availability figure. This site measures nothing. Figures published elsewhere almost always measure whether an address answered, which a convincing copy also does, usually faster because it carries no load.
- No ratings, reviews or testimonials. There are no customers to quote. Inventing any would be the fastest way to make everything else here worthless.
- No awards or badges. Same reason.
- No advertising or affiliate arrangements, and no money from any platform. The usual business model here is to be paid by the thing being covered.
- Nothing about products, sourcing, packaging or avoiding detection. Not a gap to be filled later.
How the decision pages are built
Each one states the options fairly, including the one most guides pretend is not an option, then gives what each gains and costs and who it suits. Where one option is highlighted, that is a default rather than a rule, and the point of publishing the cost is that you can tell when your situation is the exception.
Two pages break that pattern deliberately. Checking every time and escrow or direct both present options that are not balanced, and both say so, because pretending otherwise for the sake of a consistent format would be dishonest.
What would change a page
| Change | Would it alter a page? |
|---|---|
| The published address set changes | Yes, the list is updated |
| A mechanism on the platform changes | Yes, where a page describes that mechanism |
| Somebody disagrees with a default | Only if they can point at a cost the page has not stated |
| A market becomes unreachable | No. This site does not track that and will not start. |
| Somebody offers to pay for a placement | No, and the offer would be declined. |
Dates
The modification date in the page markup follows actual edits to the content rather than the current day. A date that advances daily while the text is unchanged is a false freshness signal, and search engines eventually stop believing it. There is deliberately no visible last checked date anywhere, because nothing here is checked on a schedule.