TrustPass Service Team wrote:Gold Suppliers and TrustPass members have passed an authentication and verification process performed by a third-party credit reporting agency. This is proof that they are legitimate companies. However, as business is always full of risks, we can never guarantee it is 100% safe to trade with these paid members. You should always check any potential trade partner before you make a deal.
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if you encounter any happy trdae experience with Gold Supplier, you are advised to specify your case by sending email to alibaba@alibaba-inc.com
upon receiving your email, we will contact you within 24 hours.
by the way, one or two Gold Suppliers engaging in fraud activities does not mean all Gold Suppliers are scamers. Foreign trade is not without risks, you have always to be careful before making your decision
Let me refute your claims for i partly agree with HERRIK
If you claim that you follow a process please spell out the same and your so called Third party verifier on your web site asks for balnket protection from prosecution. you do realise that he has a discalimer that although he has ......Huaxia D&B China A&V Liability Disclaimer.The company information contained in the TrustPass Profile has been provided by Huaxia D&B China, and has not been verified by Alibaba. Neither Alibaba nor its affiliates represent that the information is accurate, correct, complete, reliable, or otherwise valid. Alibaba does not endorse or recommend, and expressly disclaims all liability related to the information. Therefore, the information is provided "AS IS" with no warranty of any kind, and your reliance on the information is at your own risk. ALIBABA AND ITS AFFILIATES EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE INFORMATION, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. Some states or jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of warranty, so the above exclusions may not apply to you.
A note on Chinese company names: Registered/incorporated companies in mainland China are not required to register corporate names in English. Often, the English name of a Chinese company is either a phonetic or semi-literal translation of its Chinese name. Chinese companies' official registrations have been verified in their original registered form, which is Chinese.
Come on lets be real why do you need this disclaimer if you are assuring and exposing so many gullible first time traders to potential risk . If you do provide guarantees then you should open to prosecution and not hide behinf the veneer of this disclaimer.. A fraud is a fraud and this is more rampant in this portal than most as the kind of spam mail that i get into my inbox happens to come from this portal
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Too bad, I found this out the hard way. I have been scammed twice in one week!