I want to do business with this dude in china... How do i know he is not a fraud.I tried BBB.org only US?
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Trust me he's most likely a fraud, avoid him, the Internet is infested with con artists.
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Yes ICBC is a real bank www.icbc.com.cn.\n\nThis is a SCAM! Do NOT provide your information and don't reply to the email.\n\nThere are just too many lottery emails around the place. Please beware!
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Try asking the Better Business Bureau in your area to see if they are legimiate or not.
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That seller looks reliable, but he's from Hong Kong.  The shipping will be slow and expensive.  Of course, if you live in Hong Kong... GO FOR IT.  \n\nYou see, if the seller is unreliable from that far away, the local police can't help you.   But this one looks OK. \n\nI have no idea why he is selling it so cheap.   You gotta wonder. \n\nGood luck
50101
just proceed buy it online, when he asking for country, just answer it. then normaly they will charge plus shiping courrier.
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if he is not willing to give you his name, business address, and telephone number, it's almost guaranteed to be a scam. the other guarantee is if they promise a lot but insist on payment first. almost all "legitimate" businesses will show you everything you should expect before they accept any money from you.
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The Better Business Bureau is the most universal place to go when you want to know anything about any business that is legit.  next time you check there first before you deal with anyone you will be giving some sought of money too. good luck.
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1. Check Better Business Burea. But BBB will only have entry if the business signed on for membership. \n\nNote though that BBB membership is not required; afterall it is just a watchdog non profit - it is not government. So keep this in mind if you check on a business and it is not a BBB member. Not being a member is not a sure sign that the business is not legit; many businesses just don't see the point of BBB and do not want to pay for their membership for an organization they don't find useful.\n\n2. Dun and Bradstreet. Check if the business have at least a D&B number. If you really want deeper information on the business, buy their credit report or other business reports (it's not free so be prepared to shell out cash).\n\n3. You can also use Experian Business - which is a cheaper alternative to Dun & Bradstreet
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Contact the BBB.org\n\nYou won't need all the info to make a complaint.
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It's fake. Don't do it. Also, see if you can check them out at www.bbb.com and if they're not on there, report them.
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You have to go there.  Either you will get someone who will over charge you, or you will get someone shoddy.  Go to China, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, or Shanghai, once you're there it is not difficult at all, there are number of publications and sources to find producers in China.  Their trade commission may also help you as well as the embassy of your native country.
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Ask for that stan andersons address, business phone and the such.\n\nNext do you have a physcial address for the seller, a home and office phone number\n\nNext I would never pay directly, there are third party payment where you pay them, and they release the money only after you recieve the product.\n\nNext check the BBB on this seller.\n\nAnd in the end, when buying online always try and buy though credit card, so you can contest a charge if it is fraud.\n\nI buy off of ebay all the time,  about 2 in 10 of my purchases never get mailed to me.
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Visit www.AliBaba.com the E-Commerce International Trade Leader Site. It is a China Site that Have Gold Members that are only Chinese Firms. They are Yahoo! Partners.
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He involves himself in business in more than one country. Honestly. An "international businessman" could be just about anybody.
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Not really sure,  But I got a email from him wanting to move 30 million dollars to a bank in the USA,  is it legit?  ;)
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Better Business Bureau does not work if the company has a bogus address, and most of scammers have bogus addresses. They simply say that the business is not in their database. No, I won't go to BBB. \n\nI also tried to complain to the Internet Fraud Complaint Center http://www.ic3.gov/ run by the FBI but after filing out the long forms, I was told that they will only act on it when there are already lots of complaints received against the company. So you just basically sit there.\n\nWhat you need is a website that will allow your complaint to be placed -- and when users go to the search engines to type the name would be visible to everyone. That will be your best revenge - to let potential users know that they've been scammed.\n\nYou can try ripoffreport.com http://www.ripoffreport.com . Or if you are really pissed off, create a whole blog about them - that will definitely get to the search engines. Use Blogger.com or other free service. You can make a couple of post, and that's it - it will be forever documented on the Web
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I think I know why you are asking my dear. There are many fraudulent biz out there online. BUT thank God there are some very honest ones too. So my dear try this one because he has never dis appointed. You will be glad you did. see you at the bank managers office..\nHere we go:\nhttp://www.profitlegends.com/dotcomology.html