E-business helps foreign trade business and online shopping
Written by James dong
Traditional market is booming. As for young people who prefer online work style and life style, e-business can meet their taste.
They can stay at home, view products in different online shops, compare price for same kind of goods, and communicate with the seller or buyer through instant communication tools. They can negotiate prices on the internet or other additional items.
Foreign trade business is also done on some B2B business websites. Domestic suppliers could post company information and product information on the B2B portal and the international buyers could view more company information and product information staying at home or office, without moving an inch. Compared with foreign trade done in the past, the international buyers need to travel a lot to do on-spot check or investigation.
B2B websites also adopt the third party payment, so the buyers and seller could have more confident on the payment. Buyers could pay first to the third party and after they received the products and said yes to those products, they would release the payment to the seller. The seller could protect their interest since some buyers declined to pay even the buyer has got the products.
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IBU is more than an international business platform; we not only connect global buyers and suppliers, but also participate in the whole process of international trade, provide a series of practical services (off the platform) to greatly enhance the efficiency of global trade.
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