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What changed, with dates.

Eleven changes to what you see, pay or agree to, and eleven corrections to statements we had published, each with its date and the page where you can check it.

See the changes

· · Internal work is not listed. · Read the operations log

CHANGELOG / DATED ENTRIES

Changes a buyer can see.

A change is something you can see, pay or agree to. A correction is a statement we published and then fixed or withdrew. Each row links to the live page. If a row turns out to be wrong, we add a new dated correction rather than quietly editing the old one.

01

The changes

Changes made to the site from 4 to 29 September 2026, newest first. Each row links to the page that shows the change.
Date and typeWhat changed, and where to check it

Changed
On non-English pages, a link that leads to an English page is now marked EN, so you can tell before you click. Chinese names quoted on those pages are tagged as Chinese, for screen readers and browser translation.
Example page (Spanish)

Changed
The India, Philippines and South Africa pages now show only Chinese customs trade figures. Figures about our own search visibility were removed.
India Philippines South Africa

Changed
Pages that cite the English-name search study now give the date range of the run, 18–19 August 2026. The detail behind that range stays on the study page.
Search-outcome study Is Alibaba safe

Changed
On the free screen, company name search now opens first. The licence-code shortcut sits next to the exact lookup.
Free screen

New
A Hong Kong company add-on for US$4.90. It is sold only with a mainland report order.
Reports and prices

Changed
The About page now names the founder, Bao L. Zhou (also known as Derrick Zhou), and lists each channel where we reply within 24 hours.
About

Changed
Twenty-one guides and studies moved to question-style web addresses. The old addresses redirect permanently, so bookmarks and existing links still work.
Verify a supplier

Changed
The service terms were updated to version 2026-09-23-v26. The terms page has the full text.
Terms

Changed
The free USCI checker now says that a valid code format is not proof of a real company record. It points to the company report.
USCI checker

New
All fourteen steps of the verification sequence now have their own page.
Verification sequence

New
Batch orders. You can check several companies in one order. Three or more companies get 10% off the check lines. Ten or more get 15%.
Reports and prices

A date is the day the change was made. It does not mean the page has stayed the same since. Check the date shown on the page itself.

02

The corrections

Corrections and withdrawn claims, newest first. Each row links to the page where the correction is printed.
Date and typeWhat was fixed, and where to check it

Correction
The About page, the free screen and the Trust centre said we publish no response-time target, while other pages promised a reply within 24 hours. The 24-hour reply by the founder is the commitment that applies.
About Free screen Trust centre

Correction
Our machine-readable site summary (llms.txt), which AI assistants read, put on-site audits at US$300 and up and said we do not audit factories. The direct-from-factory sourcing page said the same. On-site verification is a scoped visit from US$169 per man-day. We do not carry out formal audits or certification.
Site summary Verify a supplier Direct from factory

Withdrawn
We withdrew a claim on the USCI guide that codes were checked live against the official GSXT register. The guide’s check-digit study uses generated codes, so it shows how well the check character catches typing errors, not whether a company exists.
USCI explained

Withdrawn
We withdrew the claim that 134 of the 153 report checks are read automatically, because we cannot show it. What does hold: each of the 153 checks names its data source. That does not mean data comes back for every company.
Research Sourcing Reports and prices

Withdrawn
We withdrew the statement that all 264 sampled queries returned an active status. The total cannot be supported from the records we kept.
Export scope study

Correction
The company-types guide now says 41 of the 46 records were limited liability companies, not 39, and several table rows were fixed to match. It describes stored records, not a new registry search.
Company types

Correction
In the capital and scope study the median capital is 9 million CNY, not 10 million, and the median business-scope length is 193, not 194. The downloadable files still show the earlier values.
Capital and scope study

Correction
We withdrew the claim that no access method could improve GSXT results from outside China, because it was not supported. Eight codes returned branch-record hits; a branch hit does not confirm a production address.
GSXT outside China

Correction
The registration-check table wrongly labelled eight branch hits as production-site links and reported no sanctions. Those are branch records, and the administrative-penalty query returned nine hits. Two other queries returned zero hits, which is not an all-clear.
Registration check

Correction
The operations log counted 18 test orders as real buyers and showed six real orders for August. The corrected count is none.
Operations log

Withdrawn
We withdrew a general claim about access from overseas. Our test connection also failed on government sites outside China, so a China-wide conclusion was not supported.
Blocked or broken

Most dates are the ones printed with the correction on its page, and the note stays on that page.

03

What is not listed

  • Changes before 4 September 2026. The change list starts there. Corrections go back to 7 August 2026.
  • Corrections that no page prints. A correction is listed when a dated note is printed on the page it concerns. Non-English pages are not covered.
  • Internal work. Tests, upkeep, speed and security work are left out, because you cannot check them on a page.
  • Plans. Only changes already live are listed.
  • Order and refund counts. These are in the operations log.
  • Found a mistake? Email hello@currawongweb.com, or use the corrections route on the page concerned. We follow our editorial policy.

How we checked

Each change was compared with a dated release record and with the current text of the live page it links to. Each correction repeats a dated note printed on the page it links to, and was checked against that page’s current text. Last date marked for the checks: 29 September 2026. Use the date shown with each finding. A page update does not mean all checks were run again.