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The first step ends with the final listing address written down.
Method · Seller check
Each step reads one signal and writes one line; the outcome names itself at the end.
Before starting
Four-step method
The check reads only what the listing itself displays, which keeps the row's evidence separate from reputation and rumor.
Compare title, photos, and options for one product story before any field is copied.
Check whether the shop's nearby visible listings fit the same category as the row.
Copy size and color text verbatim; mixed fragments are a signal, not a style.
Name the outcome consistent, mixed, or doubtful, attach flags, and date the check.
Step outputs
Naming the output of every step keeps an interrupted session resumable and a finished record auditable.
The first step ends with the final listing address written down.
The second step ends with exact option text, not a paraphrase.
The last steps end with values that each carry their observation date.
Worked example
When the title names a jacket, the photos show a hoodie, and the options list shoe sizes, the check ends doubtful regardless of how good each part looks alone.
Each step names its output so an interrupted run can resume cleanly.
A missing source or undated observation stops the step, not the method.
The last completed output marks where the next session continues.
The saved record should explain both the observation and its limits.
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