Trading with Africa no risk
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Dear sir,
Trading with africa is no risk this time but need the process of business should be in the right order with thanks
aasif
05 Oct 2007 23:24
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Replying to [Aasif]: hi why you said :its safe to do business with Africa. now there are many blacks in china.there dont use english well.
they want to buy more and more item from Yiwu Zhejiang Province.
item from Yiwu is high in quanlity and reasonable in price.
welcome to yiwu
welcome to china
they want to buy more and more item from Yiwu Zhejiang Province.
item from Yiwu is high in quanlity and reasonable in price.
welcome to yiwu
welcome to china
07 Oct 2007 23:49
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Replying to [Aasif]:
Risk and reward are walking together in business, they are not seperated!
Risk and reward are walking together in business, they are not seperated!
08 Oct 2007 00:40
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Replying to [Aasif]:
Business opportunity and risks coexist at anywhere on the globe.![[em1]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_smile.gif)
Business opportunity and risks coexist at anywhere on the globe.
08 Oct 2007 04:02
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Replying to [Aasif]:Maybe you have african government relationship.
08 Oct 2007 08:48
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Quoting from [Aasif]:
Dear sir,
Trading with africa is no risk this time but need the process of business should be in the right order with thanks
aasif
ITC, International trade centre is provideing market access for the African manufactures and alos guidelines to trade with them
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08 Oct 2007 10:20
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Replying to [Aasif]:with corruption so high it is very risky to do business in some African countries.
Documents are falsed, bankofficers are bribed, how can you do business ? !
Very risky indeed .
Only if the client pays upfront 100% of the money, then you can deliver.
Documents are falsed, bankofficers are bribed, how can you do business ? !
Very risky indeed .
Only if the client pays upfront 100% of the money, then you can deliver.
21 Nov 2007 06:43
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