What changed, and when we checked
This log records two kinds of thing: changes on the official side, and re-checks on ours. A page that has been verified without changing does not get an entry, and neither does anything written purely to have something to publish.
Everything below carries the date it was verified. Where a check produced a result we could not explain, that is written down as well.
The entry that shaped the whole site is the rename, which has its own page with the evidence. The policy entries are summarised on costs and returns, and the support routes on the help page.
The log
Newest first. Everything here was verified by loading the page ourselves.
Niuniubox is now Pikobuy, and this guide was rebuilt around that
This entry records the guide’s move to Pikobuy on 4 August 2026. Links used the renamed service and the screenshots captured its interface at that time. The old announcement and homepage remain on the rename page as historical context.
Fourteen of fifteen routes on the old site serve a maintenance page
We rendered every route linked from the old navigation and footer one at a time. The home page draws. The other fourteen return an identical holding page saying the site is temporarily unavailable for scheduled maintenance. That includes the shipping calculator, the beginner guide, the pricing page and both policy pages.
A referenced prohibited-items page was unavailable in August
On 4 August 2026, the referenced route returned a not-found page. That observation does not establish its current status. Check today’s shipping restrictions and the selected route’s excluded contents, and ask support when the item is unclear.
Interface language and product titles are set by one switch
Loading the same product wall under the two interface languages returns different product titles: English on one pass, the seller original wording on the other. Useful to know when a translated title reads oddly, because it is a machine rendering of seller keywords rather than a name anybody wrote.
The freight estimator opened without an account in August
The shipping cost estimator returned a route comparison for a destination, a product type, a weight and three dimensions with no login. Worth using before you order rather than after, particularly for outerwear and shoes.
What gets re-checked, and how often
Four checks run against this site rather than against the calendar. Each one has caught something at least once.
Outbound links
Every link that leaves this site is opened and rendered, not just pinged for a status code. A single page application can return a healthy status and draw a not found page, which is exactly what happened with one route referenced in the terms of service.
Policy quotes
Anything quoted from a policy page gets re-read on the page itself. A summary of a policy that has moved is worse than no summary, because it reads as authoritative.
Screenshots
Interface pictures are only useful while they match the interface. Where a screenshot is from the agent own teaching material rather than a live session, the caption says so.
Anything with a number
Rates, fees, transit bands and coupon amounts are the first things to go stale. Where we cannot re-verify a figure, it comes out rather than staying up with an old date.
How this guide is kept current
Three things get re-checked on a schedule rather than when somebody remembers. Outbound links, because catalogue links and official routes both die. Policy quotes, because a summary of a policy that has moved is worse than no summary. And screenshots, because an interface picture that no longer matches the interface is actively misleading.
Anything with a number in it carries the date we read it. If you are about to spend money on the strength of something written here, open the official page and confirm it. That is not a disclaimer, it is the only sensible way to use a guide about a service somebody else operates.