When a Yupoo Album Title Disagrees with a Photo Caption
Identify which text applies to a selected Yupoo photo when the album title and image caption use conflicting product names, codes or variants.
Do not choose one label by convenience
An album title can describe a collection while a caption may identify a particular photo. If they disagree on code, colour, size or model, neither should be copied into a purchase brief as confirmed without checking its scope. Record the full album and the selected image reference first.
Build a small evidence pair
Quote the title exactly, then quote the caption associated with the chosen image. Note where each appears and whether other photos in the album have different captions. The album-reading guide helps separate album-level information from item-level clues.
Ask the seller which text identifies the current selected product. If the reply introduces another code, use the changed-code record to preserve the original strings rather than overwriting them.
Write only the confirmed selection
After a clear answer, record the seller's exact wording, photo reference and chosen option together. If the seller cannot clarify, keep the field unresolved and do not invent a product name from the image. The reply-without-code guide covers a related case in which the response itself lacks an identifier.
An attractive photo or familiar title does not prove the listing route, stock or what will be received.