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Q: How does Taobao's postal office payment system work?

12 years 35 weeks ago in  Shopping - China

 
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go to china post deposit money into their account same as u would a bank account

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They give you a card much like paypal. You pay for something and the payment is frozen until you receive your goods, then the company will contact you to see if you like what you got, if you do the payment will be processed, if not you send the product back and the money goes back into your account.

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It belongs to which express method they use. Or you can calculate shipping cost from here: http://www.smalltao.com/help/34/Freight%20Calculator.aspx. If you have Chinese friend, u can ask them to help you communicate with sellers. 

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