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Even paying extra for the good "good" part is no guarantee of honesty and quality. Unless you're a juggernaut like Apple, after a while they'll start shoving in
by ChuckNorris89 4y ago
Even paying extra for the good "good" part is no guarantee of honesty and quality. Unless you're a juggernaut like Apple, after a while they'll start shoving in sub-par components in the shipments to test your QA and see if they can squeeze more money out of you. It's just how they do business.
- dncornholio 4y agoIf all China manufactures are like you described, nobody would do business in China again. I'm sure there are plenty of honest Chinese suppliers.
- exmadscientist 4y agoThere are plenty! The trouble is finding them. Once you do, hold on to them – they can be very valuable. A good place to start is making sure you're paying a fair price for whatever it is you're buying. Anything too cheap is definitely trouble. (And, of course, this condition is necessary, not sufficient.)
- POPOSYS 4y agoWhy are you sure? Do you have any facts / numbers / experiences? Do you have a good QA for incoming components? If yes, you will see a pattern.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoThe problem is the market filters them out.. because the dishonest ones are more successful and the law does not care about foreign customers.