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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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This is an irrevocable transferable LC. The terms are based on UPC 600, if the applicant (our customer) refuse the payment, then the 1st beneficiary (our company) is need to take the ability to pay. So that, this is not request for the formal letter from our customer to accept the late shipment to you.



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You can say: "This is an irrevocable, and transferable LC. The terms are based on the UPC 600, and if the applicant (customer) refuses payment, then the first beneficiary (the company) is needed to take the ability to pay. So that this is not a request for the formal letter from our customer to accept the late shipment to you.

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  • You can say: "This is an irrevocable, and transferable LC.
  • The terms are based on the UPC 600, and if the applicant (customer) refuses payment, then the first beneficiary (the company) is needed to take the ability to pay.
  • So that this is not a request for the formal letter from our customer to accept the late shipment to you.
  • Honestly, Anonymous, the last sentences were a little vague and I didn't know what I could correct you on that...
  • Hope that helped
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You can say: "This is an irrevocable, and transferable LC. The terms are based on the UPC 600, and if the applicant (customer) refuses payment, then the first beneficiary (the company) is needed to take the ability to pay. So that this is not a request for the formal letter from our customer to accept the late shipment to you.

Honestly, Anonymous, the last sentences were a little vague a
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