AllChinaBuy Spreadsheet: The Site Is Down — What to Do With Your Links

What does the AllChinaBuy site show right now?

When we opened allchinabuy.com on September 26, 2026, there was no store, no login and no search — only a notice reading: "Due to an ongoing hacker attack that has not yet been fully resolved, our website is currently undergoing an upgrade and maintenance process." It gives no date for reopening and points users to customer service by email for questions about orders and accounts.

We can't tell from the outside whether AllChinaBuy will reopen. A maintenance notice is not a closure announcement. But with no working site for weeks, no reviews since June and a third party listing it as closed, the practical answer is the same either way: plan as if it won't be back soon.

Verdict: Treat AllChinaBuy as unavailable. Move your links now; if it reopens, you've lost nothing.

How do I protect my AllChinaBuy account after the hack notice?

AllChinaBuy's own notice says the site was attacked. That's a reason to act on your side, whatever happens to the agent:

• Change reused passwords. If your AllChinaBuy password is used anywhere else — email, PayPal, another agent — change it there first.
• Watch for phishing. Attacks are often followed by emails and DMs pretending to be the company, offering refunds or asking you to "verify" your account. Don't click links in them; don't pay a fee to get a refund.
• Check your cards. One recent AllChinaBuy review describes being asked for card details and a PIN after a payment had gone through. No agent needs your card PIN. If you see charges you don't recognise, contact your bank.
• Keep records. Screenshot balances, order numbers and any support emails. If you paid by PayPal, buyer protection claims can be opened up to 180 days after payment.

Verdict: Secure your email and payment accounts today. The agent's site being down doesn't stop someone from misusing leaked details.

Is AllChinaBuy the same as ACBuy?

No, although the names are constantly mixed up — even status trackers have confused them this year. They are separate websites with separate accounts. ACBuy's site was online with no closure notice on September 27, 2026; AllChinaBuy's shows only the maintenance message. If you had an account at ACBuy, see our ACBuy spreadsheet page instead.

Sources: both homepages checked Sept 26–27, 2026; Trustpilot; taobot.io.

What was AllChinaBuy like before it went down?

AllChinaBuy's Trustpilot page still shows 4.1/5 from 215 reviews, 54 of them from the last year. The split is unusually polarised: 74% five-star and 22% one-star. The positive reviews praise quick support replies and an easy ordering flow. The negative ones describe weak after-sales help when parcels went missing, refund requests left unresolved, delays withdrawing wallet balances, and parcels stuck in customs with little assistance.

Those complaints matter now because they describe how AllChinaBuy handled problems while it was fully running. If you have money or a parcel still there, expect the process to be slow, and keep a written record of every exchange.

Verdict: AllChinaBuy's record was mixed even before the outage. There's no reason to wait for it when ten agents with steadier reviews are online.

How do I move an AllChinaBuy spreadsheet to another agent?

"allchinabuy spreadsheet" is still searched around 3,600 times a month, and most of those sheets are full of AllChinaBuy links that now lead nowhere. The fix is the same as for any closed agent:

1. Open the link text and find the marketplace item: a long Weidian item number, a Taobao id=, or a weidian.com / taobao.com address.
2. Pick a new agent from the table below — all of them accept Weidian and Taobao links.
3. Paste the item into the new agent's search bar. It loads the same listing, sizes and options.
4. Save the plain marketplace link in your sheet so it survives the next agent problem too.

Verdict: One afternoon converting links turns a dead AllChinaBuy sheet into one that works with every agent.

10 AllChinaBuy alternatives that are online

These agents were online in September 2026. For most former AllChinaBuy users the shortlist is JoyaGoo (0% service fee, the largest review base of any working agent) and KakoBuy (100 days of free storage). Superbuy is the pick if you mostly buy from Taobao.

Sources: agents' own fee pages where available (Superbuy), rep.tools and W2C Spreadsheet profiles and Sept 2026 ranking, and Trustpilot (fetched Sept 26–27, 2026). 'Score withdrawn' means Trustpilot removed the rating after review-guideline breaches. A dash means we could not confirm the figure from a primary source.

Verdict: Open accounts at two agents, get a shipping quote for the same items from both, and keep using the cheaper one to your country.