This was an article previously written by one of Alibaba's Moderators known as Sixer.
The post had become to large but the intial post can be reviewed at:
http://resources.alibaba.com/topic/5782/Why_China_prefers_TTs_.htm Sixers Article: Most Chinse shy away from L/C mode of payment when entering negotiations and insist on T/T mode Sixer
Is it ignorence? Is itFear Of Unknown or plain lack of Confidence?
Or they can not meet deadlines of delivery inherent in L/C terms? Feb 16, 2007 Dear Friends, To-day , eleven months after I post this topic, i can feel proud that a large number of members have put forward their views, some of which are really thought provoking. Let us now start thinking and suggesting what are ways and alternatives to this trade barrier of sorts, so that more trade is encouraged and everyone feels secure.
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Quoting from [Ranger]:This was an article previously written by one of Alibaba's Moderators known as Sixer.
The post had become to large but the intial post can be reviewed at:
http://resources.alibaba.com/topic/5782/Why_China_prefers_TTs_.htm
Sixers Article:
Most Chinse shy away from L/C mode of payment when entering negotiations and insist on T/T mode
Is it ignorence? Is itFear Of Unknown or plain lack of Confidence?
Or they can not meet deadlines of delivery inherent in L/C terms? Feb 16, 2007 Dear Friends, To-day , eleven months after I post this topic, i can feel proud that a large number of members have put forward their views, some of which are really thought provoking. Let us now start thinking and suggesting what are ways and alternatives to this trade barrier of sorts, so that more trade is encouraged and everyone feels secure.Sixer
Quoting from [Oneuni]:
Wonder that IF the banks are so advise fully, care and not bureaucratic ..
And less cost/charge ?
Also give an export credit / loans to the L/C ? although 30 - 40 % from its amount. ?
Then sayonara T/T
Quoting from [Ranger]:This was an article previously written by one of Alibaba's Moderators known as Sixer.
The post had become to large but the intial post can be reviewed at:
http://resources.alibaba.com/topic/5782/Why_China_prefers_TTs_.htm
Sixers Article:
Most Chinse shy away from L/C mode of payment when entering negotiations and insist on T/T mode
Is it ignorence? Is itFear Of Unknown or plain lack of Confidence?
Or they can not meet deadlines of delivery inherent in L/C terms? Feb 16, 2007 Dear Friends, To-day , eleven months after I post this topic, i can feel proud that a large number of members have put forward their views, some of which are really thought provoking. Let us now start thinking and suggesting what are ways and alternatives to this trade barrier of sorts, so that more trade is encouraged and everyone feels secure.Sixer
So...it seems that you prefer LC mode.Why is that?Is there anything wrong with preferring TTmode.The way Chinese ppl doing things is so much different with other coutries,it is better to have the payment TT quickly to be rested assured than to be worried about the unpredicted problems,like delivery time change etc which result in LC amendment charge.And it is also to protect the interests of sellers from being deceived in LC terms.
Would you pls give us a reason why not use TT as the first choice payment?
TT OR LC PAYMENT ONLY CHOICE
THERE'RE POSITIVE OR NEG OF TT/LC METHODE. YOU CAN USE BOTH IT'S DEPEND ON YOUR SITUATION ![]()
* IF BETTER USE TT PAYMENT IN SMALL AMOUNT
IF BETTER USE LC PAYMENT IN HUGE AMOUNT
REGARDS,
DAVADI
Quoting from [Ranger]:This was an article previously written by one of Alibaba's Moderators known as Sixer.
The post had become to large but the intial post can be reviewed at:
http://resources.alibaba.com/topic/5782/Why_China_prefers_TTs_.htm
Sixers Article:
Most Chinse shy away from L/C mode of payment when entering negotiations and insist on T/T mode
Is it ignorence? Is itFear Of Unknown or plain lack of Confidence?
Or they can not meet deadlines of delivery inherent in L/C terms? Feb 16, 2007 Dear Friends, To-day , eleven months after I post this topic, i can feel proud that a large number of members have put forward their views, some of which are really thought provoking. Let us now start thinking and suggesting what are ways and alternatives to this trade barrier of sorts, so that more trade is encouraged and everyone feels secure.Sixer
I also like the TT
Quoting from [qzchangsheng]:
Quoting from [Ranger]:This was an article previously written by one of Alibaba's Moderators known as Sixer.
The post had become to large but the intial post can be reviewed at:
http://resources.alibaba.com/topic/5782/Why_China_prefers_TTs_.htm
Sixers Article:
Most Chinse shy away from L/C mode of payment when entering negotiations and insist on T/T mode
Is it ignorence? Is itFear Of Unknown or plain lack of Confidence?
Or they can not meet deadlines of delivery inherent in L/C terms? Feb 16, 2007 Dear Friends, To-day , eleven months after I post this topic, i can feel proud that a large number of members have put forward their views, some of which are really thought provoking. Let us now start thinking and suggesting what are ways and alternatives to this trade barrier of sorts, so that more trade is encouraged and everyone feels secure.Sixer
So...it seems that you prefer LC mode.Why is that?Is there anything wrong with preferring TTmode.The way Chinese ppl doing things is so much different with other coutries,it is better to have the payment TT quickly to be rested assured than to be worried about the unpredicted problems,like delivery time change etc which result in LC amendment charge.And it is also to protect the interests of sellers from being deceived in LC terms.Would you pls give us a reason why not use TT as the first choice payment?
I have used TT payment, but did not receive any goods.
I am still waiting, in the mean time, I have lodged a complaint through alibaba.com
I will be very careful placing any more orders from China, and I will not use TT payments again.