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The following is a valuable post I read today：
what’s a good way to tell if they are scamming？
Heads up everyone! Lately, a lot of people have been asking how to avoid getting scammed by Chinese suppliers. Here’s some real-world advice I’ve picked up:
Check the location
Stick with major manufacturing provinces like Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Shandong. For example, Shenzhen Huaqiangbei is known for electronics, Yiwu for small commodities. If a random electronics factory pops up in Tibet or Xinjiang… just block them. No questions asked.
Product range shouldn’t be all over the place
A legit factory usually specializes in one category. Like, a plastic injection molding factory might make plastic toys, shower curtains, or keycaps. If they suddenly offer plasma TVs and food and clothing? Red flag!
Ask for a video
Real factories can show you their production lines, warehouse, even workers in action. If the video is shot in someone’s bedroom or living room—or just shows a pile of goods in cardboard boxes—be cautious.
Check the business license
Always ask for a business license and verify the company info yourself!
Be careful with payment
NEVER pay with Bitcoin. Avoid personal bank transfers too. Use Alibaba Trade Assurance or wire to the company’s official business account—those are the safest options.
Avoid high-risk products Watch out for:
Luxury/branded goods (likely to get seized by customs)
Food and medicine (too risky)
Electronics (a lot of counterfeits) Especially if the prices are too good to be true—think twice.
Don’t fall for “too good to be true” deals
Phrases like “exclusive source,” “zero risk, high profit” are classic scam bait. For new suppliers, always start with a small trial order (say, 100–500 units). Only scale up once they prove reliable.
Bottom line: Stay sharp and don’t hand over your money too easily. There are plenty of scam tricks out there!