Travel To China

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   what are you trying to buy? If it’s not here in the U.S. and not sold here, is it legal or illegal (what you are trying to acquire?)

   we’re talking about $2000.00 dollars here U.S. right?

   I wouldn’t do it, personally. (an idea why not have them us UPS and place a C.O.D. on it with the subject to/stipulation that you could open and inspect it first prior to paying for it, howz that? as insurance…) don’t be taken for a sucker! - happy and safe shopping!…

   Comment by JD — February 26, 2009 @ 7:26 am

2. 

   Let the buyer beware…

   Comment by festus_porkchop — February 27, 2009 @ 5:01 pm

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   set an agreement w/ the seller where you sent only partial $$. then sent the rest upon receiving the goods.
   use your bank to wire transfer the money and find out the services offered by your bank.
   also considering using a forwarder. they help you do the custom and receiving stuff.

   and if you want to, post the Chinese company’s info and i’ll check them out for you.

   Comment by Maré P — March 1, 2009 @ 12:06 pm

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   I am an assistant in one legal firm (Guangdong Meihua Law Firm).
   I can help you myself if the supplier is in Guangzhou, Shenzhen.
   I will help you to supervise the supplier to delivery the goods. After you finished the deal, I will ask 10% as my cost.
   Pls contact with me:

   Comment by mar06.assistant — March 3, 2009 @ 5:59 pm

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