Yes I am Chinese, I want to product sales to China, who can help me?

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china-zhang

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There is no doubt that China is the next 20 years, the largest automotive supplies consuming nations, where the spending power than you imagine, I am in China now have a certain sales channels, I need a friend's help, transport some good, very characteristics of products to China to sell, if you are interested or in the Chinese in foreign countries, please email contact me! We can become a very good friend of mine! My e-mail zhangxiyao2000@163.com
 
I'm actually pretty interested if auto detailing will become as popular in China as it has in the US and Europe.



I'm sure the big companies like Meguiars and 3M have their eye on 1.4 billion car owners as well.



Even autogeek.net and rightlook.com would like to sell boutique goods and training in China.
 
No, you are wrong. China will not be the largest automotive products consumers in 20 years. All the products that come from China (which is pretty much everything i own and the computer i am typing on right now) is a POS! Either 1. They break within 1 week of having it or 2. They last long but end up having lead or some deadly chemical. I personally DO NOT LIKE CHINESE MADE PRODUCTS but i have no choice. American made products cost more, but personally i would rather contirbute my money to a honest working 20+ year old employee rather a 10 year old making my POS products. You take a Chinese product next to an American product and the difference is quality and price.



Sorry guys the reason i get so personal with this China issue is my fathers company is going out of business because of outsourcing to foreign countries (main country is China) and i absolutely hate it. I am very patriotic and yes i hate supporting Chine, but now a days we are forced too.



Have a good day and no i am not interested in helping you.



Zack
 
zackslapshot20 said:
No, you are wrong. China will not be the largest automotive products consumers in 20 years. All the products that come from China (which is pretty much everything i own and the computer i am typing on right now) is a POS! Either 1. They break within 1 week of having it or 2. They last long but end up having lead or some deadly chemical. I personally DO NOT LIKE CHINESE MADE PRODUCTS but i have no choice. American made products cost more, but personally i would rather contirbute my money to a honest working 20+ year old employee rather a 10 year old making my POS products. You take a Chinese product next to an American product and the difference is quality and price.



Sorry guys the reason i get so personal with this China issue is my fathers company is going out of business because of outsourcing to foreign countries (main country is China) and i absolutely hate it. I am very patriotic and yes i hate supporting Chine, but now a days we are forced too.



Have a good day and no i am not interested in helping you.



Zack
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I think you should direct your frustration towards the American corporations who are outsourcing and not to the people on the other side of the globe trying to make a living like we are. It's a huge can of worms but can you can't blame the economic issues on them. The offer us merchandise at low prices and your american companies buy them to increase their own profit.
 
****, I detail for a hardware company who buys direct from china, sells to the next guy, who sells to the next guy, who finally sells to Home Depot for 8 times the cost! he is a pretty well to do guy! So is his neighbor with a 430 I want to detail!!!! but his 17yr old kid gets to drive it!!! LOL
 
Is this like one of those, my grandfather just passed away and I need your bank account to deposit all the the money
 
I did a search on china-zhang's email address on google. From what I've gathered using google translation, china-zhang's on a few chinese automotive forums discussing his automotive business (accessories and stereo). I doubt he's a scammer, but he probably doesn't understand the risk of dealing with people form overseas either... perhaps.
 
Maybe chemical guys can send some lead tainted polishes and sealants to china to even the score. I think that would qualify as fair trade:har:
 
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