TRICKSOLUTIONS

TRICKSOLUTIONS accepts payments via T/T, which is common in international trade but may require clear payment terms to reduce risk. Using FOB terms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs and risks after the goods are loaded at the port — but since the port is not specified, it's unclear where loading occurs, which could create confusion in logistics planning. Accepting USD makes transactions easier for global buyers, but without a specified port, buyers may need to verify the exact loading location before arranging shipping. TRICKSOLUTIONS has very few staff — just 1 to 10 people — and annual turnover below $1, which suggests a very small operation. This makes it unusual for a supplier to offer solutions at scale, especially if they're targeting international buyers. Without clear compliance standards or response time data, it's hard to assess reliability or quality control. Buyers should verify the actual scope of services offered before committing to any orders.