I want to put all Chinese business information listed on a Chinese yellow page on line.Is it legal? I am in US
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The "yellow pages" is published by a business entity. You cannot copy any of the information in it without permission of the publisher. Then you need the permission of the business owner.
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i would rather you report my answer as abuse and have them read it.\n\ni do not support the corprate policy of blocking information at any level for any person over the age of 18 so with that said yahoo please let china see everything i do and be pop up advertized to death and the same goes for google you evil corprate types willing to sell your soul to make a buck .
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I think you need a Chinese person to help you find what you need in China, and I know a website can provide the service , the service is called "Person to Person"    http://www.knowhowing.com/persontoperson.htm  ， through the service you just like engage a "agent" in China to help you to find what you need in China. At last ,I am the sales representative of the company.
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For what country?\n\nhttp://www.anywho.com and http://www.superpages.com should do the trick for the United States.
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The website is legitimate. The products are not to be trusted. Selling LV means it is a dodgy site already, as only the official site sells brand new LV products.\n\nedit: just saw the order page. they only accept western union.  DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THIS WEBSITE! WU is a common method of scamming people for money. the fact they do not accept other payments is bad bad bad...\n\n\nedit 2: just saw their GOLD status on alibaba.com ( http://www.alibaba.com/trade/servlet/page/static/paid_memberships/gs/gs_introduction ). Alibaba is in the top 10 most visited websites in the world, and being a gold member certainly gives the website some legitimacy. If you really want to buy from them, please do so at your own risk.
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Unless you're made of porcelain, put "Chinese".  Actually, you can just put the generic "Asian", unless they specifically request differently.
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if your company has a website you can post it on there
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alibaba dot com for sure!
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If you have any specific song in mind, and you computer can handle chinese characters, than try http://m.iask.com/
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http://www.businesslicenses.com/
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http://www.eisai.com/index.asp
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I haven't actually tried it you might want to check MSN encarta, it had a timeline of Chinese history.
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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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You need to complete your registration. If you don't have a company just fill your name. After you are registered as a member you will be able to contact directly the suppliers listed on the website.\nBy the way, on made-in-china you will deal with exporters and manufacturers mostly, not wholesalers. If you plan to find sources for your retail business that may not be the best site, since minimum order quantity applies (usually by containers).\nPatrick\nwww.sinotrip.biz
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the short answer is, as long as it is not child pornography, it is legal. \n\nas long as no other illegal activites are being shown or solicited on the site, it is legal.
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I assume you mean "how can I get the Chinese characters on these websites to display properly on my computer, so that I can read them"?\n\nIf you are using Internet Explorer, from the View menu, select Encoding, and then select GB2312 for Mainland Chinese sites and Big5 for Hong Kong. If neither of these work, try Unicode, and also try the Autoselect feature.
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how do you compete with http://www.alibaba.com plus hundreds of thousands americans and other foreigners going to China's annual exhibition?\n-what product guarantee can you offer? products from china are mostly cheap, but very low on quality (not all, but mostly)