Quoting from [seekerone]:
T/T is like 100% up front Payment...now let's see if Sellers have any risk..hmmm....00000000000000000%
T/T is just a method of payment, it does not have to be 100% payment up front. You can take a T/T payment which is just say, 40% of the value as a deposit.
The point of the question is, would there be any chance of my or their bank telling me that I was dealing with a fraudster and take the money back from me.
Quoting from [Weikee]:Quoting from [seekerone]:
T/T is like 100% up front Payment...now let's see if Sellers have any risk..hmmm....00000000000000000%
T/T is just a method of payment, it does not have to be 100% payment up front. You can take a T/T payment which is just say, 40% of the value as a deposit.The point of the question is, would there be any chance of my or their bank telling me that I was dealing with a fraudster and take the money back from me.
Its as good/secure as it gets for a seller. Once the money has been paid the sender can't cancel the transaction, nor can the bank cancel it or take the money away from you.
Quoting from [Weikee]:Quoting from [seekerone]:
T/T is like 100% up front Payment...now let's see if Sellers have any risk..hmmm....00000000000000000%
T/T is just a method of payment, it does not have to be 100% payment up front. You can take a T/T payment which is just say, 40% of the value as a deposit.The point of the question is, would there be any chance of my or their bank telling me that I was dealing with a fraudster and take the money back from me.
Firstly, no one can tell you the one that you was dealing with was a fraudster.
Secondly, if both of you thought that TT would be the best method of payment, then you have to compromise the terms of payment, such as ?% deposit and balance by TT against documents......etc.