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Commodity trading and cross-border policies

1、The accuracy of product information

(1) The goods information published by the merchant on the platform must be true, accurate and complete, and must not contain false propaganda or misleading information.

(2) The merchant shall ensure that the goods sold are consistent with the description, including specifications, materials, functions, origin, expiration date, etc. If there is any inconsistency, the merchant shall be liable accordingly.

2、Transaction security and protection

(1) The platform adopts advanced encryption technology and security measures to protect the information security and capital security of users in the process of transaction.

(2) After the user's payment is successful, the funds will be stored by the platform until the goods are successfully delivered and the user confirms that the funds are not transferred to the merchant. This mechanism reduces trading risk.

(3) In the event of a transaction dispute, the platform will provide a fair and efficient dispute resolution mechanism to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of users.

3. Cross-border trade policy

(1) Cross-border transactions are subject to relevant tax and customs regulations, and the specific taxes and fees are based on the type of product, value, destination country and tax policy.

(2) The platform will clearly inform the user of the tax and fee amount when placing an order and count the total price of the order. Users are responsible for all taxes, such as customs duties, value-added taxes, excise taxes and so on.

(3) For tax incentives or tax exemptions in specific countries, the platform will update and notify users in a timely manner. Users should understand and comply with the tax policies of the destination country.

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