Hong Kong’s Virtual Scammers

By Heidi | December 23, 2013 |
Hong Kong Scam

AsiaBridge Law’s blog team recently published a blog about sending money to Hong Kong accounts.  Many buyers seem to be getting scammed by sending money to an account in HK but the goods are being produced in China. This right here, AsiaBridge tells us is a red flag.  Many people automatically trust this because it’s…

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Best of February at AQF

By Heidi | March 1, 2013 |

In the midst of Chinese New Year, Asia Quality Focus didn’t miss a beat.  AQF gave us a look at various areas inside inspecting within sourcing. AQF told us of a new directive the EU will begin following, summer 2013.  AQF reinforced the importance of environmental audits.  They gave us a distinct comparison between OEM…

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Ripped-off in China?

By MikeB | August 6, 2012 |

Updated March 2021 Back in 2012 I set out on a research project to form a general guideline to build a blog post or white paper to answer the type inquiry we receive every week: “My supplier did me wrong, they now don’t reply.  And when I do get thru to them, they won’t fix…

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Factory Didn’t Ship the Right Amount, Now They Won’t Reply.

By MikeB | June 26, 2012 |

Recently I became a victim of USB supplier called “XXXcare International Holdings Limited” based in Shenzhen. I ordered 3000 pieces of USB’s but received only 187 pieces. Now the sales representative seems offline in Skype and I am not sure how to recover the remaining goods. Please advise. Next time around, please utilize an inspection…

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Who is to Blame? Buyer, Seller, Shipper?

By MikeB | June 23, 2012 |

We are sending this query requesting your advice and assistant to resolve the problem we are facing for products received from China with completely different specification and the wrong material. It was a total loss . The shipment was insured and the Insurance Company is not very helpful. We have the following official documents under…

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