99% of Chinese suppliers are honest and reliable, agree or not?
Post 12 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]:
yes.it's right.
yes.it's right.
28 Sep 2006 02:03
Post 13 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]: What is the percentage that you charge for a transaction?
29 Sep 2006 00:46
Post 14 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]:enjoying reading your posts,I am new to Alibaba and intend to do small business in China,what exactly I have not decided,it will be a sideline to my main business,but I will speak to you later as my representative when I decide on what I am interested in,I have a friend in China at the moment and he is purchasing a large quantity of kitchens to take back to Australia,he contacted me yesterday and is very impressed with what he is seeing.
I will contact you later
Cheers
I will contact you later
Cheers
29 Sep 2006 03:36
Post 15 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]:a) it sounds like you are just plugging your business.
b)you are setting people up for failure. You are telling the it is unlikely they will be scammed. The countless scam websites and countless posts on alibaba say different.
I have bought countless times from china and have never been scammed. With that said i would never tell people it is safe. Like the guy says, quality goes down sometimes and guess who gets into legal trouble when "knock offs" are imported?
I know that no one will take my advice, but importation from china is better done by the big boys. Let someone based in your country do the importation. You loose out on maybe a few dollars on the item and you get to sleep really well.
b)you are setting people up for failure. You are telling the it is unlikely they will be scammed. The countless scam websites and countless posts on alibaba say different.
I have bought countless times from china and have never been scammed. With that said i would never tell people it is safe. Like the guy says, quality goes down sometimes and guess who gets into legal trouble when "knock offs" are imported?
I know that no one will take my advice, but importation from china is better done by the big boys. Let someone based in your country do the importation. You loose out on maybe a few dollars on the item and you get to sleep really well.
29 Sep 2006 07:44
Post 16 of 488
Replying to [Aussie]: I agree with you Aussie.
You are perfectely right. There are alot of chinese who are agents or distributors for other companies.These can be scams too. If You don't have a previous inspection.
You are perfectely right. There are alot of chinese who are agents or distributors for other companies.These can be scams too. If You don't have a previous inspection.
29 Sep 2006 08:12
Post 17 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]:I think you charge is very expensive
30 to 50 Euros.
I think you should re check your comission and fee
30 to 50 Euros.
I think you should re check your comission and fee
29 Sep 2006 08:16
Post 18 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]:![[em4]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_sad.gif)
It is true. Every country has excellent , good , Bad and worst. but % varry. we wish not to see other than good. But it is the site s responsibilty not to give any chance to the cheats.
It is true. Every country has excellent , good , Bad and worst. but % varry. we wish not to see other than good. But it is the site s responsibilty not to give any chance to the cheats.
29 Sep 2006 10:19
Post 19 of 488
there is a trade show in hong kong in october type tdc hong kong electonics fair into google it gives a list of all the companies and product lines probabley the best show in asia for these lines and these suppliers are genuine if you can a visit is worth it.
hope you find this site some help
hope you find this site some help
29 Sep 2006 11:58
![[em2]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_laugh.gif){kind=icon}
I AGREE!
Post 21 of 488
Replying to [Business in China]:Yes they are ... You are saying 99% i can say 1% are honest and reliable, 99% are ......
29 Sep 2006 22:30