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Agreed on CIF My port, Now being charged for freight
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dave_bryant
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Hi All,

I'm from Vancouver, Canada and me and a supplier agreed on the payment terms "CIF Vancouver".  The freight forwarded has just sent me an invoice for Sea Freight.

Am I correct to assume the supplier should have arranged to pay for this based on our terms "CIF Vancouver"?

Thanks in advance!
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23 Sep 2009 12:10
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Someone smart out there has to know the answer :-)
23 Sep 2009 20:26
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Quoting from [dave_bryant]:

Hi All,

I'm from Vancouver, Canada and me and a supplier agreed on the payment terms "CIF Vancouver".  The freight forwarded has just sent me an invoice for Sea Freight.

Am I correct to assume the supplier should have arranged to pay for this based on our terms "CIF Vancouver"?

Thanks in advance!

24 Sep 2009 00:51
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hi there, yes CIF means you sould not pay the Freight as its built into cost of goods, what exactly have you been charged by forwarder ?
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Paul
24 Sep 2009 04:42
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Shipping cost should have been included. I assume you haven;t had the goods released yet?
08 Oct 2009 12:54
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CIF Covers goods up to the Destination Port. You therefore should only be liable for Local Costs in Canada. Tell the forwarder/shipping line that freight has been prepaid by the shipper and do not pay it !

Darren.
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15 Oct 2009 07:34
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