No. Charmmy is a service, not a product seller. I help you find suppliers, verify them and coordinate your procurement in China. The buying decisions, supplier contracts and payments remain yours — which is exactly why my advice stays on your side of the table.

Yes — that is the core service. Send your product, specifications, quantity and requirements, and I research the supply market, screen candidates and deliver a shortlist with findings and reasoning for each supplier. See Supplier Sourcing.

Yes. I review business registration, identity, standing, export record and any publicly visible signals of capability. I report confirmed facts, unconfirmed claims and risk indicators — and I don’t promise to eliminate all risk. See Supplier Verification.

Writing, translating and following up with Chinese suppliers on your behalf. Specification clarifications, sample coordination, production milestones, pre-shipment checks. See Procurement Support.

When you have a supplier (or two or three) and want a clear, written research brief — public footprint, registration, what they claim vs what is verifiable, what is missing. See Supplier Research.

Yes. Many engagements start with verifying or coordinating an existing supplier relationship — checking the company, following up production, or being your escalation point in China. You don’t need to switch suppliers to work with me.

Yes, as part of sourcing and order coordination. More importantly, I make quotations comparable — clarifying what is included and excluded — so you know whether a price is actually good. I will tell you when a target price is unrealistic rather than waste your time chasing it.

Yes. Sourcing projects, verification work and coordination engagements are quoted based on scope and complexity. I don’t hide fees inside product prices or take undisclosed commissions from factories. Each project gets a written proposal with the fee structure before any work begins.

I coordinate sample requests and shipping. Sample costs and courier charges are paid by the buyer. I keep the whole process documented in writing.

Yes. OEM and custom-manufactured products built to your drawings or samples are a core use case. The more precise your drawings or reference samples, the better the results. I confirm specifications in writing with the supplier before production starts.

Sometimes. It depends on the product category — some Chinese suppliers work comfortably with small orders, others have MOQs that make small volumes uneconomical. Send me your quantity and I will tell you honestly whether it fits before you spend anything.

For sourcing: product name and description, specifications (drawings, photos or samples help), quantity, target price, packaging, certifications, destination country and target delivery time. For verification: the supplier’s name, website, contact details and what you already know. The sourcing request form covers all of it.

I’m not a manufacturer, a marketplace, a logistics company, a certification body, an inspection agency or a government-backed organization. I can’t guarantee suppliers’ future performance, can’t compel disclosure of non-public records, and won’t claim to eliminate all procurement risk. What I can do is gather verifiable information, coordinate execution in China, and give you honest findings — including the uncomfortable ones.

Within one business day, China Standard Time (UTC+8). I work directly on every project, so replies are from me, not a team.

Henan, China. I work with international buyers across all time zones.