Online market can be regulated by laws and regulations

As for B2C online market, some consumers may have complained that they bought goods on the websites while received some bottles of water in a paper case.

Some consumers may have complained that the product pictures are so attractive and when they bought products, they found out the products are not the same as the pictures posted on the website.

Some sellers also complained that the buyers declined to pay for the goods and declined to pay for the delivery fees for returning the goods they are not satisfied with.

As for B2B online market, international buyers may have no way to check the suppliers’ certificate or license. They may receive goods at inferior quality level which is not the same as the description or pictures posted on the B2B websites.

Some international buyer may have paid part of down payment and then they can not contact the suppliers any longer.

If you are doing foreign trade on B2B websites, you need to do more to check out the suppliers or the international buyers’ credit, certificate, business records or some other information.

For international trade, there is real long distance between buyers and sellers, but the comparatively low prices and good quality is also the attractive point for settling foreign trade.

Many e-business companies emerged in China and Chinese government is favored e-business and encourages the development. Chinese government is still completing relevant laws and regulations.

IBUonline has launched foreign trade entrustment service, so that both parties will not worry about too much of the trivial issues in the foreign trade. They need to pay commission fees after the foreign trade is done.