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how can i do? the LC wihout CONFIRMED
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[em11]

our customer opened the irrevocable, tranferable LC, Given the  payment couldn't receive from buyer,  i asked for add CONFIRMED to LC, but the buyer replied us they only work and open the Irrevocable , tranferable LC. 

How can i do it? Accept the rule of buyer or keep my way?

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26 May 2008 21:05
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Quoting from [zlong8677]:

[em11]

our customer opened the irrevocable, tranferable LC, Given the  payment couldn't receive from buyer,  i asked for add CONFIRMED to LC, but the buyer replied us they only work and open the Irrevocable , tranferable LC.                                                         How can i do it? Accept the rule of buyer or keep my way?

     Dear zlong,  please not to hardly push the buyer,  in case of he/she is a trading or reseller importer, trading coy. etc  so it is no point to do so.  more over if the buyer use a bank 's credit  facility (loans) for purchasing/buying.  So your understanding is needed.

Important  think is to secure the payment (your benefit), go to your bank (negotiate bank)make sure that those  issuing bank , opening bank and related advising bank, correspondence bank , especially is the paying bank. should clearly say  that payment is available at ......by ..... with  ..... requirements of ..(clausula  # 1. 2. 3 and on ) ..and When or how long days (time) is need for  paying  the money .....where the documents have to go/send...and all every details that will not a potential for you to break a Waiver clausula !

So, if your bank able to collect and  accept this l/c  (not only get the fee ) why not ? go ahead !  although it is transferable one, to 2 or 3 banks involves no problem as long as you and your bank ( collecting bank) can get the payment at last.  Ref : I ever handle an L/C open by a bank BCP - Cayman Island,,  but payable at  Amex  Bank-Frankfurt -Germany, transferable at a bank in  Luanda- Angola ! then the Problem is Amex do not have any branch office in our state, so we have to ask our bank to negotiate and be the advising bank !  

Container was shipped to Luanda,  collect payment to Germany, buyer from Lisbon !? the collecting/negotiae bank in other state  before it came to our town !   but  it is OK !

     

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27 May 2008 03:34
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Quoting from [zlong8677]:

[em11]

our customer opened the irrevocable, tranferable LC, Given the  payment couldn't receive from buyer,  i asked for add CONFIRMED to LC, but the buyer replied us they only work and open the Irrevocable , tranferable LC. 

How can i do it? Accept the rule of buyer or keep my way?

   

   here are the reason of why your buyer use transferable = just about Commission  

 see the topic /asking of "transferable L/C and our commission"  by t4sgroup [EG]  and answer by Catalyst [IN]  and leechian [MY] .

  Hope you will be more encourage and  understand  the situation, THX

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27 May 2008 04:03
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Quoting from [zlong8677]:

[em11]

our customer opened the irrevocable, tranferable LC, Given the  payment couldn't receive from buyer,  i asked for add CONFIRMED to LC, but the buyer replied us they only work and open the Irrevocable , tranferable LC. 

How can i do it? Accept the rule of buyer or keep my way?

I am not able to understand the phrase "Given the  payment couldn't receive from buyer". However, let me respond the best I can.



You generally need a 'confirmed' LC if you have genuine doubts about the issuing bank, the country where the issuing bank is and such like. If you don't, then there is no need to insist on a confirmed LC at the cost of losing your business.

I'd suggest that you go ahead with the transaction, and accept the irrevocable transferable LC.

I only assume that you know the buyer fairly well, and had done business with him a few times earlier (these need not influence your final choice, though. These are just my observations.).

02 Jun 2008 22:06
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