The four fields this table uses
The table reads on four fields, and the first is the form of the address in your hand. A wrapped address is the long one that names ACBuy and carries a source marker. A rebuilt address is what that wrapper encodes: the marketplace page behind it. Platforms differ on which of the two an order box will read.
The remaining three are the source marker, whether the platform was taking orders on its checked date, and whether it takes marketplace addresses at all. Fees and storage are absent deliberately. Those figures are unverified across the board here, so a column built from them would look precise and decide nothing.
Every combination at a glance
Four combinations cover the ground. A wrapped address into a closed platform: there is nothing to order on, and the address will not connect either. A wrapped address into an open platform: the order box usually reads nothing from it, because the pointer belongs to a platform that is no longer there.
A rebuilt address into an open platform: this is the working combination, and the page it opens is the same marketplace listing the wrapper was hiding. A rebuilt address into a closed platform: the page opens fine, there is simply nowhere to place an order. Two of those four rows fail for reasons unrelated to the item.
What separates the rows
One field separates the working row from the rest: whether what you paste is a marketplace address or a pointer. The ACBuy wrapper format was a product address carrying the product ID and a source marker. Everything a platform needs is the product ID; the rest of the string is scaffolding.
The second separator is the source marker. All 31 wrapped addresses in the 2026-W39 sample carried WD, which points at Weidian. Markers outside that have no verified examples here, so a sheet mixing markers may need a different rebuild from the one this site has checked. The sheet column mapper is the tool for mixed columns.
The row that matches your case
Most readers land on the same row. The sheet holds ACBuy wrappers, the markers read WD, and the goal is to order somewhere that is taking orders. That is the rebuilt-address row: rebuild each address, open it once to confirm the listing answers, then paste the rebuilt address into the order box.
Two cases sit outside it. A sheet mixing more than one marker needs each marker verified separately before the set is rebuilt. If a chosen platform rejects a rebuilt address that opens in a browser, the rebuild is more likely incomplete than the platform wrong, so compare the address format against the platform ledger row first.