Dip and pay no upfront #115
We understand that you are interested in conducting dip and pay transactions without any upfront payments. However, we would like to clarify a few points before proceeding with any potential business arrangements.
Firstly, it is important to ascertain whether you have successfully completed any dip and pay transactions in the past. We would appreciate it if you could provide us with any evidence or references that demonstrate your ability to fulfill your obligations as a buyer.
It is essential to acknowledge that obtaining title documents without any upfront payments is not a common practice. In the business world, it is rare to find a situation where you can acquire title documents without providing any form of financial commitment beforehand.
When we refer to upfront payments, we mean that the buyer issues a bank instrument or makes an advance payment before receiving the title documents. As a general rule, we tend to avoid working with offers that require advance payments. However, we may consider offers that involve bank instruments such as DLC or SBLC, or a small fee that aligns with the transactions requirements.
Occasionally, we receive offers that claim to require no upfront payments. However, as the process unfolds, the seller may request payment before proceeding with the issuance of the title documents. This is usually due to the lack of a reliable performance track record from the buyer. In such cases, the seller may ask for advance payment or additional steps to ensure the buyers credibility and commitment.
We hope this clarifies our perspective on dip and pay transactions without upfront payments. We look forward to receiving any information or assurances that can help establish your trustworthiness as a buyer and your ability to perform as expected.