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What are the benefits of choosing a non-trackable shipment option for your package delivery?
Choosing a non-trackable shipment option for your package delivery can be beneficial if you prioritize cost savings over knowing the exact location of your package during transit. This option is typically cheaper than trackable services and can be a good choice for less urgent or lower-value items. However, it comes with the risk of not being able to monitor the package's progress or easily locate it if any issues arise during delivery.
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What charges are usually included in the handling fee?
The handling fee is used to make sure that your package is not damaged in transport, shipment, or delivery. It's an insurance policy of sorts to protect against any potential damages.
What is mean by preshipement and post shipment finance?
post shipment finance :- Post-shipment finance is a loan or advance granted by a bank to an exporter of goods from India. This facility is available to an exporter subsequent to the date of shipment of goods upto the date of realisation of export proceeds.pre shipment finance :- any loan to an exporter for financing the purchase, processing, manufacturing on packing of goods.
What is a Delivery Slip?
A delivery slip, is often referred to as an "advice note" which is what it is. It is an advice of delivery. It is usually fixed to the outside of a boxed shipment with the customers name and address showing. It will be on company headed paper and refer to the customer purchase order against which the items in the delivery consignment has been ordered against. The delivery slip will detail the dleivery release date and the content of the consignment being delivered, and some show anything that has been ordered and is still owing or to follow. These will be used by the customer to check the consigmentcontent against and used to cross check what has been invoiced against... what has been delivered, in the final reconciliation and payment of the invoice.
Have you or anyone you know been a victim of the DHL shipment scam?
I have not been a victim of the DHL shipment scam, and I do not know anyone who has been a victim of it.
What are the payment terms of a letter of credit and how do you cancel it?
A letter of credit is a letter from a bank that states that you have certain funds available. It is typically then provided by you to another party or bank, often abroad, so that goods are released for shipment or delivery to you. Ask your bank what they require to provide one. A letter of credit is not a credit card, loan, etc.
What is the process for providing proof of delivery without signature for a shipment?
To provide proof of delivery without a signature for a shipment, the process typically involves using tracking information, delivery confirmation emails, photos of the delivered package, or electronic signatures from the recipient. These methods can serve as evidence that the shipment was successfully delivered without a physical signature.
What is Free On Quay?
Price includes only delivery to the quay for shipment
How long does it take for a shipment to be delivered from Korea to the US?
The delivery time for a shipment from Korea to the US can vary depending on the shipping method chosen. Typically, it can take anywhere from 5 to 15 business days for a shipment to be delivered.
What is a Free on Board shipment?
Free on Board (FOB) shipment is a shipping term that indicates when the seller (in this case, Global Logistics Alliance) is responsible for the goods and their delivery. In an FOB shipment, the seller is responsible for the transportation and associated costs of the goods to a specified location, usually a port. Having a reliable logistics network is crucial for efficiently managing FOB shipments, ensuring timely delivery and cost-effectiveness.
What is dad in shipping terms?
Delivery Address If this is an international shipment, an import into the United States D.A.D stands for "Delivery Authorization Declaration" which is customs form 3461.
What is COD shipment?
Cash on delivery. You pay for it when it's delivered instead of when you ship it. Usually the addressee is who pays for it.
What is a delivery note?
Document accompanying a shipment of goods that lists the description, grade, and quantity of the goods delivered. A copy of the delivery note, signed by the buyer or consignee, is returned to the seller or consignor as a proof of delivery.
What is the difference between pre shipment and post shipment?
The main difference between pre-shipment and post-shipment activities lies in the timing of their execution in the logistics process. Pre-shipment refers to the tasks and preparations that take place before a shipment leaves the origin, such as documentation, packaging, and arranging transportation. Post-shipment, on the other hand, involves activities that occur after the shipment has been dispatched, including tracking, customs clearance, and delivery to the destination. Global Logistics Alliance, like many freight management companies, handles both pre-shipment and post-shipment operations to ensure a smooth and efficient logistics process for their clients.
What does 'out for delivery' mean?
Out for delivery means your shipment has been received by your local carrier and will arrive shortly
What is pre shipment and post shipment?
Difference between Pre-shipment & post-shipment documents in case of export as underPre-shipment Documents which are prepared before shipement i.e. Export order, Invoice, P/list, Product catalogue/ Literature/Drawings etc. SDF, Value declaration, any other declaratin given to customsPost- Shipment Documents which are prepared affter shipment means sailing of the cargo i.e. Bill of lading , Certificate of Origin, legalise documents etc. Insurance cerificate in case of terms of delivery CIF or C&IDocuments is received by the overseas party in export consingment i.e. Invoice , P/list,Product catalogue/ Literature/Drawings etc; Bill of lading , Certificate of Origin, legalise documents etc.;Insurance cerificate in case of terms of delivery CIF or C&I
What is Shipment Outscan?
An outscan is when the package leaves the facility - either in transit to another destination, or out for delivery.
Can a shipment that delivers within a state by truck but continue out of the state on another movement be considered interstate?
Yes, it has left the state to make a delivery out of state.
