HooBuy
Hoobuy: what it takes from an ACBuy sheet
Hoobuy is recorded as accepting orders on 2026-09-29. The carry-over path below is the sequence this site recommends for an unmaintained sheet: rebuild first, confirm second, submit third.
Recorded fields
- Status
- Accepting orders
- Accepts a rebuilt address
- Yes
- Photos included
- Yes
- Service fee
- Public comparisons describe a 0% service fee; not verified by this ledger.
- Free storage
- Not verified by this ledger.
- Payment
- Not verified.
- Last checked
The carry-over path, step by step
- Rebuild each wrapped address into its source marketplace address.
- Open the rebuilt address to confirm the listing is live.
- Paste the rebuilt address into the order box.
- Keep the original wrapped address in your own notes for the record.
- Check warehouse photos against the listing photos before you consolidate.
The order matters more than the wording. Rebuilding first means every later step works on addresses you have already seen open once. Submitting first means finding out about a dead address at the moment you are trying to pay.
How this platform relates to ACBuy
Hoobuy grew quickly after the earlier wave of platform closures and is often described as a safe default for people who have just moved. That description is about onboarding, not about sheet handling, and the distinction matters here. Moving a sheet is a data problem before it is a platform problem: the addresses in the sheet have to be rebuilt into something a platform can read, and that step is identical whichever platform you pick. What differs is what happens afterwards, and that part is about storage terms, photo rules and parcel lines rather than about the sheet itself.
What is still not verified here
- Current service fee terms, which this ledger has not read on the platform itself.
Sources for this entry: Public comparison describing Hoobuy as a widely used platform with a 0% service fee claim (checked 2026-09-29)