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Thanks a bunch for all your input, really appreciate it. It’s given me a clearer picture on my fourth question. Could I ask the respected members here to shed some light on the first three questions?
Cheers, that's handy to know. It'd be grand if folks could actually respect their time and word, but of course, we've still got to stay sharp. I passed the product range on to a mate in London, and he reckons we should give Amazon or Epay a go too. We’ll dig into that a bit more
Cheers for getting back to us! We totally get that offering credit is pretty much a given in the B2B game, but the risk of credit collection can really differ depending on the market. Like, when we're trading in some African countries, we don't do credit at all—it's cash upfront, no questions...
We are a trading company based in Dubai, seeking to expand our operations into the UK. We are in the process of establishing a non-resident branch company in the UK and would appreciate expert advice on several matters. Our product range includes Middle Eastern-manufactured electrical items...