How to verify a company before buying a wholesale lot?
Practical checks of company registration, EU VAT, authorised representatives and bank accounts before the first B2B payment.
Read guidePractical guides to safe purchasing, goods quality, documents and B2B logistics.
Practical checks of company registration, EU VAT, authorised representatives and bank accounts before the first B2B payment.
Read guideHow to prepare a video call to see the actual lot, warehouse and markings without relying on a pre-made recording.
Read guideFive situations in which it is worth stopping the payment and checking the seller, goods and documents again.
Read guideContractor's details, currency, account and documents that are worth confirming before transferring a European batch of goods.
Read guidePractical explanation of quality classes used when selling returns, mix pallets and B2B batches.
Read guideThree similar-sounding sources of goods may mean completely different condition, packaging method and level of batch predictability.
Read guideThe lack of a manifest may be a natural feature of unsorted goods. The most important thing is to match the method of assessing the batch to its type.
Read guideHow to distinguish material documenting a specific product from a sample photograph or material without a date or batch number.
Read guideThe courier label may include name, address, telephone number and shipment identifiers. The data must be effectively deleted before further sale.
Read guideThe product list helps to price the lot, but only its scope, timeliness and connection with a specific product determine its usefulness.
Read guideThe batch size, date, loading method and responsibility of the parties determine the actual delivery cost.
Read guideThe price per kilogram, pallet or piece is just the beginning. True profitability depends on logistics, labor, waste and sales speed.
Read guideReturned goods do not lose their safety requirements. The company re-selling it must evaluate the product and the responsibilities of its model.
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