A human reviews every listing before it goes live. They check four things: photos (clear, well-lit, of the actual item — including any flaws), description (accurate and complete), condition grade (honest — see the grade definitions on the photo step), and price (genuine).
The most common reasons listings get returned: dark or blurry photos, a condition grade that's one notch too optimistic, and descriptions that leave out what a buyer would obviously ask. Honest listings sell faster — buyers on Juuhudi travel to meet you because they trust what they saw.
What our review doesn't cover. Review checks the listing — the photos, the words, the condition grade and the price — not the item in someone's hands. We don't visit the seller, hold or switch on the item, test that it works, or verify that a brand is genuine. A listing passing review means it's honest and complete enough to go live; it is not a guarantee of the item's condition, working order, or authenticity.
Always inspect before you pay. Switch it on, try it, check it thoroughly at the meetup — genuine sellers expect this. If it isn't what the listing showed, walk away; you never owe anyone a purchase. That final check is the one part of the deal only you can do.