The problem of suppliers from China?
Post 22 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:![[em3]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_grin.gif)
they tend to send messages under different name and ?![[em7]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_shy.gif)
they tend to send messages under different name and ?
20 Oct 2006 14:14
Post 23 of 209
Replying to [Admin]: The Business Environement seems really posionous these days! The mistrust and suspicion is rampent and mutuall. Everybody wants to deals and find new suppliers/customers but are utterly terrified of being caught out and having no redress through distant and unfamilair legal systems.
Some of these concerns relate to normal sharp practice, others relate to the blatent crooks fraudsters and general scam artists that ever more frequently infest the Internet.
The only way to try to mitigate these legitimate concerns is to recognise the limitations of the Internet and concede that small operators need to network with local Agents/Representatives. This ongoing face to face contact is what is so important, even more imprtnat than an initial visit, as it is the only way to reduce the level of risk down to normal commercial levels and to re-insert a degree of trust into the equation. It is afterall the way you would do things if you were dealing with a local supplier or customer.
Some of these concerns relate to normal sharp practice, others relate to the blatent crooks fraudsters and general scam artists that ever more frequently infest the Internet.
The only way to try to mitigate these legitimate concerns is to recognise the limitations of the Internet and concede that small operators need to network with local Agents/Representatives. This ongoing face to face contact is what is so important, even more imprtnat than an initial visit, as it is the only way to reduce the level of risk down to normal commercial levels and to re-insert a degree of trust into the equation. It is afterall the way you would do things if you were dealing with a local supplier or customer.
21 Oct 2006 08:05
Post 24 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:
I agree with Smart Street
I agree with Smart Street
23 Oct 2006 07:13
Post 25 of 209
Replying to [Admin]: For the most part. China has alot of very good companies. China along with almost all other countries have some bad companies practices. You simply need to research and get recommendations and references before working with any company. This should put a stop to the problems that could lay ahead and waiting for anyone that puts thier trust into anyone they talk to simply because they spoke with them on the phone. Or saw them one time.
24 Oct 2006 04:19
Post 26 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:
1/it's up to what kind of good they supply,but in general is quality of goods. People around the world for many year believe that ! products in China always have lower quality than Japan or Usa (just give example)
1/it's up to what kind of good they supply,but in general is quality of goods. People around the world for many year believe that ! products in China always have lower quality than Japan or Usa (just give example)
26 Oct 2006 18:33
Post 27 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:Hi, I recently got in contact with one of alibabas gold and trust members, to buy brand shoes and clothing.
The companys name is guan shi trading co. there web site was www.sellsportshoes.com but they have recently changed the name to longtengbiz.com. They have als changed all of there details on alibaba.com. Anyway I made an order from them for $514 US. I paid them by western union to these details:
First Name: Teng
Last Name: Guan
Country: China
City: Putian
For abut two days after I sent the money the contact, whos name is Susan stayed intouch, the last I heard from them was that I shall be reciving a tracking number tommorow, now that is four days ago.
Since then I have tryed to talk with them on MSN messenger, when ever I see them online,but they just ignor me or sign off.
Anyway I have lost over £300 including the W/U fee to this gold member who also holds a trust p *.
This is there contact info
E-mail adress : sellsportshoes@yahoo.com.cn
MSN:
faithfulsupplier@hotmail.com
Yahoo ID:
guanteng123
Address : NO.320dongyuan road,chengxiang district,putian 351100,fujian province,,china
Phone : 86 ? 0594-2213023 Mr Guan
Fax: 86-0594-2213869
Homepage : www.sellsportshoes.com
Contact : Mr Guan/ Manager,
The companys name is guan shi trading co. there web site was www.sellsportshoes.com but they have recently changed the name to longtengbiz.com. They have als changed all of there details on alibaba.com. Anyway I made an order from them for $514 US. I paid them by western union to these details:
First Name: Teng
Last Name: Guan
Country: China
City: Putian
For abut two days after I sent the money the contact, whos name is Susan stayed intouch, the last I heard from them was that I shall be reciving a tracking number tommorow, now that is four days ago.
Since then I have tryed to talk with them on MSN messenger, when ever I see them online,but they just ignor me or sign off.
Anyway I have lost over £300 including the W/U fee to this gold member who also holds a trust p *.
This is there contact info
E-mail adress : sellsportshoes@yahoo.com.cn
MSN:
faithfulsupplier@hotmail.com
Yahoo ID:
guanteng123
Address : NO.320dongyuan road,chengxiang district,putian 351100,fujian province,,china
Phone : 86 ? 0594-2213023 Mr Guan
Fax: 86-0594-2213869
Homepage : www.sellsportshoes.com
Contact : Mr Guan/ Manager,
27 Oct 2006 02:26
Post 28 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:
FROM CHINA SUPPLIER PROBLEM IS BELOW-
1 -LANGUAGE PROBLEM
2-THEY ARE NOT TOO AWARE ABOUT L/C AND DOCUMENTS.
3-THAY MAKE MANY MISTAKES IN DOCUMENTS IF ITS MAKE IN ENGLISH.
4-THEY LIKE TT ONLY AND THEY DONT UNDERSTAND WHY BUYER AFRAID TT.THEY ALWAYS THINK ONLY ABOUT THEIR SIDE ,THEY WANT BUYER GIVE THEM THOUSAND OF DOLLAR WITHOUT HESITATION BUT THEY WILL NOT GIVE EVEN 1 USD IN CREDIT.
5-SOMETIMES THEY AGREE IN SOME PRICE AND CONFIRMED WITH BUYER AFTER MAKE SALES CONTRACT MANY MISMATCH WITH BUYER AND AGAIN NEGO PRICE. EXAMPLE- PAYMENTS,PACKING, REQUIRED DOCUMENTS,SHIPMENT TIMES,LABEL,QUANTITY PER CONTAINERS ETC.AND I THINK THIS ALL MAKE LANGUAGE PROBLEM.
SO I SUGGEST CHINEASE SUPPLIERS ACCEPT 100% LC AT SIGHT AND GIVE CHANCE BUSINESS SAFELY FOR ALL.
AND FOR BUYER PLEASE BEFORE MAKE ANY DEAL CONFIRM ALL -EXAMPLE- YOUR REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, YOUR REQUIRED PRINT LABEL,BRAND,QUANITITY,SPECIFICATION,ALL DETAILS BEFORE MAKE DEAL AND OFCOURSE PAYMENTS METHOD AND MOST IMPORTANT C&F OR FOB.NOW MOST CHINA PRODUCTS NEED EXPORT LICENSE SO ASK SUPPLIER IF HE HAVE OR NOT?
HOPE I WILL GET SOME.
MAIL ME-
power.vikram@gmail.com
FROM CHINA SUPPLIER PROBLEM IS BELOW-
1 -LANGUAGE PROBLEM
2-THEY ARE NOT TOO AWARE ABOUT L/C AND DOCUMENTS.
3-THAY MAKE MANY MISTAKES IN DOCUMENTS IF ITS MAKE IN ENGLISH.
4-THEY LIKE TT ONLY AND THEY DONT UNDERSTAND WHY BUYER AFRAID TT.THEY ALWAYS THINK ONLY ABOUT THEIR SIDE ,THEY WANT BUYER GIVE THEM THOUSAND OF DOLLAR WITHOUT HESITATION BUT THEY WILL NOT GIVE EVEN 1 USD IN CREDIT.
5-SOMETIMES THEY AGREE IN SOME PRICE AND CONFIRMED WITH BUYER AFTER MAKE SALES CONTRACT MANY MISMATCH WITH BUYER AND AGAIN NEGO PRICE. EXAMPLE- PAYMENTS,PACKING, REQUIRED DOCUMENTS,SHIPMENT TIMES,LABEL,QUANTITY PER CONTAINERS ETC.AND I THINK THIS ALL MAKE LANGUAGE PROBLEM.
SO I SUGGEST CHINEASE SUPPLIERS ACCEPT 100% LC AT SIGHT AND GIVE CHANCE BUSINESS SAFELY FOR ALL.
AND FOR BUYER PLEASE BEFORE MAKE ANY DEAL CONFIRM ALL -EXAMPLE- YOUR REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, YOUR REQUIRED PRINT LABEL,BRAND,QUANITITY,SPECIFICATION,ALL DETAILS BEFORE MAKE DEAL AND OFCOURSE PAYMENTS METHOD AND MOST IMPORTANT C&F OR FOB.NOW MOST CHINA PRODUCTS NEED EXPORT LICENSE SO ASK SUPPLIER IF HE HAVE OR NOT?
HOPE I WILL GET SOME.
MAIL ME-
power.vikram@gmail.com
27 Oct 2006 04:50
Post 29 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:There would be lots of problem at the begining of everything. When the market is more and more completement, the trusted and relationship would be better and better.![[em20]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_victory.gif)
28 Oct 2006 01:13
Post 30 of 209
Replying to [Admin]: The best way to establish trust, would be to do a COD shipment to the actual Carrier, inspect the items and then complete the transaction. This is how I did it with my first purchase from an overseas vendor, they were more than willing to the arrangement. If you find a vendor that is not willing, then I would not be bothered. Trust goes both ways and this is a protection for all involved.
29 Oct 2006 16:19
Post 31 of 209
Replying to [Admin]:
This is the biggest poblem is quality. Actually some supplier can change the quality after getting the full payment by cash or by western union etc they will change the product during the shipment with bad quality or some shipper can hold the shipment untill they send the own same items before the genuine one to down the marketing so this is also big problem foy buyer the other one can send the same item before his order in the local market and can demolished the market. i think this is biggest point to solve this before the shipment
This is the biggest poblem is quality. Actually some supplier can change the quality after getting the full payment by cash or by western union etc they will change the product during the shipment with bad quality or some shipper can hold the shipment untill they send the own same items before the genuine one to down the marketing so this is also big problem foy buyer the other one can send the same item before his order in the local market and can demolished the market. i think this is biggest point to solve this before the shipment
10 Nov 2006 12:51