How links work

Buttons open the source, not a checkout

A product card’s button says “View on HaulSpreadsheet” and opens that item’s listing on HaulSpreadsheet, the site the details were collected from. It does not open a Sugargoo checkout, a sign-up page, or any agent’s cart. From the source listing you can see the full photos, the item number, and the agent links the source itself provides.

Why not a direct Sugargoo button?

The source page does include a Sugargoo deep link for these items. But a link existing is not the same as a link being verified. The agent landing pages render in the browser, and this site has not confirmed that each deep link resolves to the exact same product. Rather than present an unverified link as a Sugargoo purchase button, this site links to the source, where you can check the item yourself. In short, the status of these links is source present, target unverified.

This also means the site never uses a platform’s home page or sign-up page dressed up as a product button, and never guesses a product URL to fill a gap.

Affiliate and invite codes

Any affiliate, invite or referral codes attached to links belong to the source. This site does not swap in its own codes, invent new referral parameters, or claim a rebate on your order. If a direct agent link were ever enabled, the source’s original parameters would be kept exactly as they are.

Outbound link behaviour

• Links only open when you click them. There is no auto-redirect, countdown or back-button trap.
• External links open in a new tab and are marked so your browser does not pass link credit.
• The site does not carry a live agent menu copied from the source’s history — listing a platform once does not mean it still operates.

For the wider picture, see About and how to use the spreadsheet.