About
A buyer, not a publisher
This site exists because the search results for agent spreadsheets are mostly thin pages written by people who have never ordered. I have. Fourteen times, in ninety days, with my own money.
Why the site is in German
The English-speaking rep community has hundreds of pages. The German-speaking one has almost none — in a crawl of the top 30 results for LitBuy-related queries, not a single German-language site appeared. Meanwhile German buyers face the same questions: which agent, which sheet, which batch, how much is the freight going to cost, is any of this legal.
So the site is written in German for German buyers, with the English pages kept as the reference layer. The advice does not change with the language; the context does.
How the testing works
Every order went through the same loop: read the row, check the batch and the date, paste the raw seller link into the agent, request QC the day the item landed, approve or reject, then ship consolidated. Fourteen orders, five rejections, roughly $2,184 all-in.
The wider claims on this site come from a separate piece of work: a crawl of eleven keyword queries, 211 independent table sites, 110 community pages and registration data for 163 domains. Where a number is from that study, the page says so.
We buy, then we write
Every review claim comes from an order I paid for. No item is reviewed from a product page alone.
Dates are part of the claim
Prices and batches move monthly. If a page says October 2026, the numbers were checked in October 2026.
Affiliate links are labelled
The sheet links earn a commission. They are marked as affiliate in the footer of every page and in every card.
No invented codes, no invented scores
If a coupon list does not work, the page says so. If a score is 3.5, it says 3.5.
What this site is not
It is not a shop, it does not sell goods, and it does not guarantee that any agent or any batch is safe. It is also not neutral in the commercial sense: the sheet links are affiliate links, which pays for the domain and the coffee. The disclosure page spells that out, and the coupon page exists precisely because I refuse to publish codes I have not verified.