What is a T/T payment? What is L/C?0 comments Thursday, 8 July 2010T/T means telegraphic transfer, or simply wire transfer. It's the simplest and easiest payment method to use. T/T payment in advance is usually used when the sample and small quantity shipments are transported by air. The reason why is that the documents like air waybill, commercial invoice and packing list will be sent to you along with the shipment by the same plane. As soon as the shipment arrives, you can clear the customs and pick up the goods with the documents. As it's acknowledged, T/T payment in advance presents risk to the importer if the supplier is not an honest one. The L/C payment procedure is usually as follows:
L/C is used for the larger quantity order shipped by sea. The typical L/C scenario takes 14-21 days to complete. When and what the documents will I received when buying online?0 comments Wednesday, 7 July 2010
Standard you will receive the following documents:
- At least 3 original and 2 copy's of the Bill of Lading; (view example here) NB: terms and conditions may change over the period of market growth How long is the delivery time?0 comments Monday, 5 July 2010
Under normal circumstances the delivery time will be about 4-6 weeks for garden furniture and 6-8 weeks for indoor furniture (for "custom made" items it might be max. 4 weeks longer) after receipt of the down payment/LC (see also: "What are the payment methods"), before shipping, for a 40FT/40FT HC container.
How much should I order to have a container filled?0 comments Sunday, 4 July 2010
If you receive a quotation from market online, the volume of every item will be mentioned, and total volumes will be calculated after filling in the desired quantity, as well as a percentage for each type of container which shows how full a container will be with the selected items and their quantity. For your information, please find below some container details:
The maximum weight will never be exceeded if a container is filled with only furniture. What are the payment method at online market?0 comments Saturday, 3 July 2010
The total payment is split in a down payment and a balance payment.
Down payment: Where most exporters require a down payment which is a certain percentage of the pro forma invoice (normally at least 30% up to 50%), seller are tried to keep it more simple with a fixed down payment of US$ 2000/20FT Container, or US$ 4000/40FT (HC) Container, or equivalent regardless of the total value of the products to be loaded. This means that under normal circumstances the amount of the down payment will be much lower than using a certain percentage. As soon as the down payment has been received, seller will proceed with your order, and keep you updated about the progress. Balance payment: For payment of the balance payment there are two possibilities:
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