Quote from: baloo_kiev on July 08, 2013, 03:38:53 PM

Quote from: tinus42 on July 07, 2013, 10:54:26 PM

Yifu's name and face are known. He doesn't seem to have gotten any bad attention from the Chinese government.

Quote from: kaerf on May 19, 2013, 11:22:13 PM

They are dealing with potential security issues in china. e.g. ngzhang doesn't drive his own car anymore, doesn't use his old cellphone, doesn't live where he used to...

They have physically secured the transportation route between them and the shipper in hopes of preventing damaged avalons (said 6-7 Avalons had broken corners or damage).

Quote from: SOSLOVE868 on July 07, 2013, 10:56:08 PM

Avalon bribe a DHL manager because they want to push their devices out of the country ? evidence please?
Friedcat was showing his self in the conference in Shanghai.

Quote from: ngzhang on April 02, 2013, 01:40:10 PM

could any one tell me, how to give a non-exist tracking number to our customers?

first, we send the packages to HK-DHL agent.

agent transport them to HK, a few days time.

packages picked up at HK.

after about 1 week, they will give us the tracking number if we ask for.

to most country, 1 week time is enough for a delivery.

if anything goes wrong, like custom issues happened or wrong tel number or something , our agent will call us, give us the tracking number, let us contect with our customer. i think multiple people get my email when they having custom issues or DHL can not find you.

why we use such a screwed work flow?

1, save shipment cost.
2, if we go to DHL directly, they didn't accept this device, there is PSU and FANs in it, which is contraband. only these agent can send them out by doing some bribery work. if we tell them we are not satisfied, they simply ask us to deal with DHL ourself instead.

fuck

I beg you guys to use your google next time.

I beg friedcat to come back and say something, anything. Without his regular input this thread is just "a thread in search of a topic". Total dog poo.