| 1.(Q) How do I register?
(A) To register click on the "register" link found on both the header and footer navigation sections.
2.(Q) I'm under 16 and can't signup?
(A) In accordance with standard law under 16's cannot participate in auctions as they legal binding contracts.
3.(Q) How can I list an item?
(A) You must first be a registered member. Once you have registered simply login to your account and click on the "Sell" link. The first thing to do is select a general category for your item, note that you can choose a more specific category further into the listing process. You can then enter in your chosen settings and item description.
4.(Q) How can I keep track of items I'm selling?
(A) You can keep an eye on everything you are selling by visiting your members area and selecting
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6.(Q) How to Buy
(A)simply hit inquire now, and send your message to the seller
7.(Q) How and when do I pay for the products?
(A) If you are buying a significant quantity of goods, it is most likely that you will be paying for the goods with a letter of credit (L/C). An L/C is used to protect the interests of the both the buyer and the seller of the goods being sold. It offers security to the seller as assurance of payment from an international bank, while it protects the buyer's interests, as the bank will only pay your supplier on your behalf if they present the proper documentation needed. Payment will be given if these documents comply with the terms and conditions set out on the letter of credit. Safeguards such as inspections of the goods, quality control, and delivery times are possible conditions added to the L/C. In the process, the supplier is paid after the goods are shipped and the documentation and special conditions of the L/C are met, however importers will need credit standing at the bank at which they apply for the L/C.
8.(Q) Which currency is used for buying the goods?
(A) The buyer and seller decide on the currency used for the transaction. In most cases, a widely used and stable currency is chosen. The most frequently used currency is the U.S. dollar, with others being the Japanese Yen, and to other major European currencies.
9.(Q) What is the exchange rate right now?
(A) The Thai baht is a freely floating currency subject to market changes and fluctuations. Recently, the baht has been moving between in a range between 36-40 per U.S. dollar.
10.(Q) How do I contact Thai Exporters?
(A) Start by a taking a look through our Export Directory where you can find your prefered Thai exporters and access information about the company's products, company profile, contact information, manufacturing processes, technology and much more.
Another way to contact exporters is through
Thailand 's Trade Offices. There are five braches in Thailand and 27 branches throughout the world, which are designed specifically to promote Thailand 's exporters.
Lastly, Thailand 's embassies overseas operate offices of commercial affairs that also act as a liaison between sellers and buyers of Thai products.
11.(Q) What kind of taxes or tariffs will I have to pay on the goods?
(A) Goods that are exported from Thailand are not subject to the government's Value Added Tax (VAT), so it should not be applied to the goods you buy. The taxes and tariffs you are obliged to pay on the imported goods will be paid in the country you are sending them to. They import tariffs vary by country and by the nature of the products, while the products may also be subject to local goods and services or sales tax on entry into the country of final destination. This information is available from the customs department of the country the good are imported into.
12.(Q) How can I get the products from Thailand to my home country?
(A) Thailand has a good transportation infrastructure, which is fully integrated into the global shipping network. Products from Thailand are primarily shipped by air, or sea, but can be shipped overland to some destinations within the region.
13.(Q) How long will it take for the products to be shipped from Thailand?
(A) This depends largely on the final destination of the shipment, and the method of transport employed. Goods traveling by air usually take 1-3 days to reach their destination. Cargo shipped by sea takes significantly longer, with the actual times varying depending on the distance of the journey. Listed below are the approximate lengths of time it takes to ship goods, by ship, from Thailand to the following destinations.
Japan : 10 days
Singapore: 5 days
Hong Kong: 5 days
Korea: 12 days
Australia: 22 days
Taiwan: 9 days
China: 10 days
North America: 22 days
Europe: 25 days
Middle East: 22 days
South America: 35 days
Africa: 25 days
These times are approximate and vary upwards or downwards depending upon the destination with each country or region. These times are from port to port only, and do not include processing time spent clearing customs on departure from Thailand , or on arrival the destination countries customs department.
14.(Q)Who pays for the shipping costs?
(A) The cost of shipping goods is decided on and written into the contract signed by the seller and buyer. It is common to have either party responsible for the transportations costs, although if the exporter is paying for the shipping, the costs will be passed along to buyer through higher priced goods.
15.(Q) What kind of things can I import from Thailand?
(A) A great variety of products can be purchased from Thailand . While the country is famous as an exporter of rice, rubber, pineapples and seafood, a wealth of products are available. The long list of products available includes garments, chemicals, automobile parts, fresh or processed food, electrical products, hardware products, furniture, gems and jewelry and handicrafts. A quick look through our Exporter Lists should help you to find any products that you are interested in.
16.(Q) Are there any restrictions about what I can import from Thailand?
(A) There are few export restrictions placed on goods leaving Thailand . Items that may be restricted are ones whose export would be damaging to Thailand 's culture, national defense or environment. You are more likely to encounter problems bringing the goods into your country. Goods sure to be restricted from entry are ones in violation of your country's patent, trade and copyright laws, or products made from animals that are endangered species. Food and drug products are closely watched to ensure that they meet the pertinent laws of the country they are entering. Lastly, goods that are regulated by any trade agreements could be denied entry from Thailand into your country. Consulting with your country's custom's department can give you information about the relevant laws restricting imports.
17.(Q)I want to contact Buyers and Sellers. Why I need to log in? Will I have any benefits,when I log in?
(A) To avoid illegal, pornographic, gambling website breaking into Commerce, we would like to ask you to register in advance that you login and visit on our website. Once your register is successful and you are a member, you will get a confirm email. After confirm, you will all rights to review, update, receive of information of your business. Also you can view and see other Sellers/Buyers' profile and contact information. |
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