When doing business in China or buying goods from Chinese suppliers, safety should be the top priority. While it may seem easy to find Chinese suppliers through online searches or by attending exhibitions, identifying trustworthy companies can be challenging. Do you know the background and credit record of the companies you're dealing with? There are many ways that fraudulent companies can scam you, and any one of these methods could cost you thousands of dollars in losses.

Let me share a real story about a Turkish man who bought two sets of injection machines from Ningbo, China. I met him at Shanghai Pudong airport, where he asked me about a phone charger, and we began to chat. He told me that he was in China to protect his machines. When I asked him what he meant by that, he said, "I ordered two sets of injection machines from a factory in Ningbo, but I don't know if it's really a factory or just a trading company. I've been pushing them to deliver my machines, but they've failed again and again. When I finally flew to Ningbo to confront them, I found out that they claimed to be bankrupt because they lost a lawsuit and faced a large compensation. Unfortunately, the court declared them bankrupt, and my machines will be auctioned off. That's why I'm here, and I'm so sad."

To avoid such heart-wrenching situations, I founded CN Company Verification. With seven years of experience in international trade and two years as a licensed lawyer in China, I'm confident that we can help you identify and manage risks when doing business with Chinese companies. Our service provides a professional Chinese lawyer and international trader to support you.