L/C from Bangladesh
Post 1 of 12
Should I accept the L/C from Bangladesh or sould I insist T/T in advance payment? Anyone has the bad experience about Bangladesh payment?
13 Apr 2006 00:28
Post 2 of 12
Replying to [CRIS]:i also want to know,who can give your good advise?
13 Apr 2006 00:37
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Post 4 of 12
Replying to [CRIS]: of course accept, you will have l/c confirmed by a first class bank in Europe.
Atan
Atan
13 Apr 2006 05:11
Post 5 of 12
Replying to [MioBoy]:Thanks for your advise, but sometimes the buyer prefer pay by L/C.
14 Apr 2006 03:10
Post 6 of 12
Replying to [altano]:How could I know if the bank is first class or not?
Anyone Knows the the name of the first class bank in Europe?
Anyone Knows the the name of the first class bank in Europe?
14 Apr 2006 03:14
Post 8 of 12
Replying to [CRIS]:
"How could I know if the bank is first class or not?
Anyone Knows the the name of the first class bank in Europe?"
Hi!
This is where your bank comes in. Technically, I believe your bank is called the advising bank.
There are some major international banks called Prime Banks. If the L/C issued by the buyer's bank (if it is not a Prime Bank) is confirmed by a Prime Bank, then there is no cause for worry.
Regards,
"How could I know if the bank is first class or not?
Anyone Knows the the name of the first class bank in Europe?"
Hi!
This is where your bank comes in. Technically, I believe your bank is called the advising bank.
There are some major international banks called Prime Banks. If the L/C issued by the buyer's bank (if it is not a Prime Bank) is confirmed by a Prime Bank, then there is no cause for worry.
Regards,
07 Jun 2006 12:07
Post 9 of 12
Replying to [rchas]:As I know,their government only allow L/C,so don't worry about it .just carefull ,do step by step ,everything is ok!
30 Aug 2006 01:43
Post 10 of 12
Replying to [CRIS]:
Cris,
I prefer to use T/T (50% deposit, balance before shipment) rather then L/C from Bangladesh. It is more save.
Jacky
Cris,
I prefer to use T/T (50% deposit, balance before shipment) rather then L/C from Bangladesh. It is more save.
Jacky
31 Aug 2006 20:57
Post 11 of 12
Replying to [DDJacky]:
We have in our country most of the Banks do not accept L/c
from Bangladesh..You have to send money via T/T
Best Regards
Muhammad Aslam Memon
Id int786
We have in our country most of the Banks do not accept L/c
from Bangladesh..You have to send money via T/T
Best Regards
Muhammad Aslam Memon
Id int786
01 Sep 2006 04:23