The past one month alone, there were many customers complaining through this bog site about not receiving their cars from the companies they placed the order. The excuse was earthquake? When you look at the companies advertised through Tradecarview, you can see that many of them are just groups of people just forming a company. Many of these companies employ foreign nationals who speak the different languages. When the quake happened, many of these foreign nationals returned to their homes. So what happens to the companies and their customers? Very simple.
You cannot contact the company with whom you were dealing with. When you complain to Tradecarview, they give you the same excuse that they are trying to solve the problem. But time passes by and nothing ever happens.
What should the customer do to avoid falling into this trap? First of all, you must understand that it is very easy for people to advertise on Tradecarview. There is no way to check whether the company is genuine or not. Sometimes, the people registered on the Tradecarview do it from their own home or garages. Registration of companies is done by fax most of the time.
After that, it is a very easy procedure to upload the photos on the website. Half of the photos on the site, if you check carefully, are not genuine and a few companies have the same photo.
Genuine companies do not need to register with other websites. They always reach the customer directly. Usually they contact the customers on the telephone and they have their own website. This is very expensive. But this is the most trusted way to do this business. The customers should realize that Tradecarview is an Internet business. You are not talking to the supplier directly but you are on the virtual world! So internet business has it’s own risks.
So think carefully before you start to deal with this kind of internet websites.
Good luck with your business!
PS. Please be aware that some companies are exporting cars that were affected by the tsunami.
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Love this blog! I can’t believe I never saw it before – would you mind mentioned our website http://www.japanesevehicleswatchdog.com? I was a victim of fraudulent exporters and so I created the website to try and warn others and to give people a place to get their cases published. In one instance, a group from Zimbabwe found each other via the website and met up to make a plan to try and get some sort of resolution from the authorities.
Tradecar view is simply a website for advertising bogus vehicle sellers. I have in mind Value Planner co., Ltd. This company advertised a 2002 Jeep Cherokee as very good condition. I purchased the vehicle and was delivered at Dar es salaam port. The vehicle is defective. There is a knocking sound from the engine and radiator leakages
Am right now towing the vehicle to Zambia.
Can you imagine the expenses am incurring.