they suffer only because they don t pay attention and hear only what they want to hear. You noticed the disclaimer, right?
The words are there.It s up to you to read them.
they suffer only because they don t pay attention and hear only what they want to hear. You noticed the disclaimer, right?
The words are there.It s up to you to read them.
it would help to know what you re selling
you ll need to be more specific what type of merchandise will you be selling?
that s not the reason you haven t gotten any bids...guaranteed.
HiOnce you have done your listing there is no way you can change the shipping, In other words you can not change your listing 12 hours before ending.What you can do is to send a simple e-mail to the customer apologizing and then submit a refund through paypal for the extra money you charged.Hope this will help you.
go to site she suggested but its permit you have to worry about and you might have to get a partner in china to do this
first , you should have at least 100000RMB to open a foreign investment enterprise in China; second, you should make a plan to calculate how much money you ould need to operate a restauant in the first 6 months. you know, you will need 3 months to get all licenses for opeing this and other 1-3 month to mathch the market. If you want to open in Guangzhou, I can help that. My contact: mar06.assistant@yahoo.com.cn
Don t forget to budget in money for the millions of little fees you ll be paying to get through every level of bureaucracy. Also budget in a bit of bribing money as well.
My business accounts are with Bank of America there are no fees; but you would have to see if that would be correct for you.
Here is an article that might help: http://www.entrepreneur.com/startingabus��I m trying to get into imports and exports myself.
Hi, first of all you need to establish several things before exporting:1. Do you already have a potential customer or customers in the destination countries (Scandinavia)?2. What is your exportation offer? That is, how much can you export per year, per order, or however frequent you will be selling to these customers.3. What is your INCOTERM (International Terms of Commerce)? You can do a web search for you to find out what these are and what they mean in international contracts.4. The INCOTERM will determine who pays what and up to what point is either seller or buyer responsible for the shipment/order. This brings us to the HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) Number of your product (peanut butter) . You can find out here: http://dataweb.usitc.gov/scripts/tariff_current.aspa. The first 6 digits are international for you to check up with Scandinavian Peninsula customs on tariffs, duties, and health regulations to import into those countries.b. The digits up to the 8th or 10th, depending on the country, are import HTS numbers for the country s schedule you re consulting.5. Are you the manufacturer of the product or a broker? This will determine who you negotiate with your customers or potential customers, especially on production deadlines and, most importantly, price.6. Do your math to determine landed unit cost according to the INCOTERM you want to negotiate. Consider Cost, Revenue, and Profit equations (this last one only applies if you know the target price in the destination market for your product).These questions are just the tip of the iceberg before considering exporting or making contact with potential customers. Finally, do understand that international business operations are impersonal for which many potential customers will be rude, speak bad English (as the accepted international language), and simply won t be interested in dealing with you if they sense your lack of experience in these basic questions.My advise for you is to hire an international broker. You can find out more by doing an international broker search, logistics company search or visiting www.asesoriainternacional.com in Mexico or www.door2doorlogistics.com in the US for more information.Notice that many brokers will only handle freight but not negotiations, so do a bit of Research on the above before making export offers or hiring brokers on different areas. Furthermore, always, always seek a second opinion.
I always do a chargeback.Always fund payment with credit card, their automatic system already knows your going to do the chargeback and they wont have any reason now to freez account =)do remember, Fire first and ask questions later from the online buisness that Makes us think they are a bank (but they are not so CHARGEBACK) and dous everything in their power to keep the stock holders happy (Cough.. Im not putting my money on them for 2010..Caugh.f chi..goods.....)