Make real proof visible.
Product, package, warehouse, checking, packing, dispatch, or permissioned social proof that helps buyers understand the route.
LiuDao should prove stock, condition, packing, and service reliability with clear media, route wording, and team-confirmed commercial terms.
The Trust page should not be a gallery of random warehouse photos. It should show the product, packing, and service details buyers need to make decisions.
Product, package, warehouse, checking, packing, dispatch, or permissioned social proof that helps buyers understand the route.
Useful proof should focus on the buyer route and avoid private business context.
Customer-private, supplier-private, pricing/cost, staff workflow, raw chat, or identity material.
This keeps the site honest: no decorative claims, no private business material, and no route promises the team has not confirmed.
Show what the buyer can inspect before quote confirmation.
Useful for used, ASIS, ASIS+, locked, and CPO/refurbished routes.
Show operational scale and orderliness without exposing supplier or customer details.
Show the checking process behind route-specific quote wording.
This is a core trust signal for cross-border buyers and wholesalers.

The new site should use the same-day stock and price signal as a buyer-facing starting point, then add richer proof around product condition, packing, and order handling.
Packaging front/back, labels, seal close-ups, open-box and accessory shots.
Checking, sorting, carton, labeling, and dispatch summaries.
Serials, customer names, supplier marks, private deal values, and private labels stay out of buyer-facing pages.
Only permissioned customer-visit media and public social accounts belong on the buyer-facing site.
LiuDao should make quality visible by showing product, warehouse, inspection, packing, dispatch, and customer-visit proof in a buyer-ready format.
Each route needs different proof, risk wording, and quote confirmation.
Packaging, labels, open-box shots, and condition checks carry more trust than generic product renders.
Sorting, checking, carton preparation, and dispatch proof should focus on buyer-relevant details.
Stock, price, payment, delivery, warranty, and financing terms are confirmed per order.
This keeps the website credible for serious buyers and prevents overpromising around condition, locked devices, CPO wording, warranty, logistics, or financing.
Outer box front/back, seal state, label detail, version/region, memory, color, carton context.
Do not imply official authorization unless legally verified.Open-box device, screen/body condition, battery or check status when available, accessories if included.
Show honest condition evidence; avoid beauty-only photos.Condition bucket, visible issues when safe, repair-buyer notes, batch-level examples.
No warranty outcome or repair success promise.Lock-state wording, destination risk notes, condition proof.
No unlock promise, no unsupported compliance claim.Package evidence, refurbished/CPO wording basis, open-box proof, after-sales boundary.
Do not blur CPO, refurbished, and used routes together.The site should show how a request becomes a team-confirmed quote and shipment path while sensitive deal details stay out of buyer pages.
Buyer sends model, condition route, quantity, destination, contact method, and service needs.
Price Board rows provide a factual signal before final confirmation.
Team checks product, label, condition, and packing context before the next buyer step.
Checking, sorting, carton preparation, and dispatch route are confirmed around the order.
Logistics, payment, and after-sales wording are handled through team-confirmed follow-up.
Dispatch, permissioned visit, and public social proof are useful, but the first launch should focus on product, warehouse, inspection, and packing proof.
Use category and route context, not private logistics documents.
Use only if permissioned and privacy-safe. Otherwise keep this for a later phase.
Link only to public social channels and permissioned posts.