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What is Verified Trading? It is a process where GIA selects buy/sell offers and verifies that the offer is authentic. To be verified, the offer must be issued by a registered company and it must be current. How does Document Verification work?
GIA will be continually working under the guidance of the offer issuer and will try to bring the offer to a close at the earliest possible time. In many cases GIA will issue contracts under the same secure system and only when all terms are agreed by the seller and buyer and they are ready to sign the contract will the name of the buyer/seller be disclosed. These offers come from trusted sources and partners of GIA Group. Offers marked as a "Verified Offer" have original documentation such as Full Corporate Offer (FCO), Letter of Intent (LOI), or Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order (ICPO). These original documents are held in trust by GIA and the sanitised versions are distributed to relevant parties. Why use Document Verification? Currently there are millions perhaps even billions of trade offers floating around the Internet. A number of these offers are authentic however the vast majority are expired or worse, ghost offers (offers that never existed). These false offers are misleading and can cause a great deal of frustration for the genuine buyer / seller and financial losses. What are the Benefits of Document Verification?
Who can use Document Verification? Any legitimate supplier, buyer, Broker or Trader dealing with Agricultural, Mining, Metals and Petroleum commodities. More info on Verified Offers DISCLAIMER: Although the company who issued the offer maybe registered and the offer maybe current GIA Trading Group shall NOT BE LIABLE for any errors or financial loss you may incur. The GIA Group DOES NOT GUARANTEE that the company that issued the offer has no intentions to defraud or that the offer can be fulfilled and funds or products are available. Fraud and Abuse is a widespread problem that affects everyone. Take action before you become a victim of fraud. To learn more about fraud visit the Anti-Fraud Forum. |
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