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Who writes OrientDig Spreadsheet Deals That Hold, and the sourcing rules it keeps

This guide is operated independently by an official OrientDig partner. OrientDig handles orders, payments and parcels.

A guide about money should say who is behind it and how it earns. Here is ours.

Independent, with one referral code

OrientDig Spreadsheet Deals That Hold is written by the editors of orientdigdeals.com. We are not OrientDig and do not act for it. We buy nothing on your behalf and see none of your orders.

Every OrientDig sign-up link here has our referral code attached. When someone registers through one, OrientDig may pay this site a commission, and that money keeps the site running. Your prices stay the same, and so does our reading of OrientDig's rules, gaps included. Other links to OrientDig carry a plain tracking tag naming the page you left. The shelf cards and the search box point at product listings with the same tracking tag and without any referral code.

Two-column card: what the guide is (independent, written by the site editors, funded by a referral code on sign-up links) and what it is not (not OrientDig, does not buy for you, cannot see orders).
How this guide is run, as of November 10, 2026.

How often each fact gets re-read

Each rule here names its OrientDig source page and the day we last read that page. Before the site was built we re-read the help-center index (83 English articles, unchanged), the display rates and the home page, and downloaded the service-standard table again. That is how this spreadsheet is kept: facts that change quickly get short re-read intervals, and each re-read is logged.

  • Coupons, banners and display rates: every 7 days.
  • Shipping estimator readings: every 30 days.
  • Help-center articles and the service standard: every 90 days.
  • The company named on Contact Us: every 180 days.

Where two OrientDig pages disagree, we print both with their dates and say which is newer. Where a page is silent, the silence is reported as it is.

Bar card of re-read intervals: coupons, banners and display rates 7 days, estimator 30 days, help-center articles and service standard 90 days, company on Contact Us 180 days.
Re-read intervals used by this guide; the log is on the updates page.

Judging Spreadsheet sites, this one included

Lots of sites now carry the Spreadsheet label. Run any of them, this one too, through five tests; they show how to judge a Spreadsheet site on evidence rather than looks:

  1. Does it say when its facts were checked? A fee or a time limit without a date is a guess.
  2. Does it name its sources? "The agent says" is not a source; a page title and an edit date are.
  3. Does it admit gaps? A site that answers every question about an agent has filled some answers in.
  4. Do the catalog links still work? Dead cards mean nobody is maintaining it.
  5. Does it say how it is paid? Referral codes are normal; hiding them is not.

Apply the same five tests here, and send us anything that fails them.

Five-question checklist for any Spreadsheet site: dated facts, named sources, admitted gaps, working catalog links, disclosed payment.
Checklist written for this guide.

Corrections and how page data is used

Check the updates page for dated corrections to this guide and the OrientDig sources behind them.

The site is a set of static pages. Cloudflare adds a site performance measurement script. Search terms go directly to the product catalog. The Price-hold sheet does its sums in your browser and forgets them when you leave. Links to OrientDig carry a tracking tag or our referral code, as described above; what OrientDig does with your visit is covered by its own privacy policy.