Customer Reviews

Customer Reviews of TRADE CAMP

IINO san
IINO san
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Rate:★★★★(4/5)
As a new freight forwarder, I found the lesson on key players in trade transactions very insightful. The explanations covered exporters, importers, shipping companies, airlines, forwarders, customs brokers, customs offices, banks, and insurance companies.
(Freight Forwarder/Sales)
man 20s
man 20s
woman 20s
woman 20s
Rate:★★★★★(5/5)
The lesson on triangular trade was highly informative. It explained the distinct flows of money, goods, and documents using the example of exporting frozen mangoes from Thailand to the U.S., with Japan as an intermediary.Key takeaways included the benefits of intermediaries and the risks of direct trading. This lesson significantly improved my understanding of managing complex trade operations.
(Trading Company/Operation)
Rate:★★★★★(5/5)
The lesson on Incoterms was incredibly informative. Initially daunting with terms like EXW, FOB, and CIF, the explanations broke down these complex concepts into manageable pieces. Understanding how Incoterms clarify the responsibilities and risks between exporters and importers was particularly valuable. The breakdown of cost and risk transfer points made the learning process clearer. Overall, this lesson significantly enhanced my understanding of international trade rules and their practical applications.
(Freight Forwarder/CS)
woman 30s
woman 30s
man 20s
man 20s
Rate:★★★★★(5/5)
The lesson explained the differences between these terms, such as CFR and CIF being used for bulk shipping, and CPT and CIP for container shipping. The lesson clarified how costs and risks are shared between buyers and sellers. This knowledge will make it easier for me to manage international trade transactions effectively.
(Manufacture Operation)
Rate:★★★★(4/5)
I learned that cargo insurance covers various transport modes, not just marine. Understanding that the insurance period is route-based ensures comprehensive coverage.The roles of the insurer, policyholder, and insured, and the calculation of insurance amounts (typically “CIF price × 110%”), were clarified, making it easier to account for potential costs.This lesson reinforced that cargo insurance is essential for risk management in international trade. I now feel better prepared to apply this knowledge in my work.
(Trading Company/Sales)
man 40s
man 40s
woman 40s
woman 40s
Rate:★★★★(4/5)
The lesson on “Institute Cargo Clauses and Insurance Conditions” clarified the different types of cargo insurance (ICC(A), ICC(B), ICC(C)) and their coverage scopes. The importance of additional war and strike insurance was also highlighted. Learning about exclusions, such as damages from inadequate packaging, emphasized the need for thorough preparation. Overall, the lesson stressed the importance of reviewing insurance conditions and exclusions for effective risk management in international trade.
(Trading Company/Operation)
Rate:★★★★(4/5)
As I have experience in a trading company, I found this lesson on trade payment methods extremely valuable. The explanations of Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Mail Transfer (M/T), and Demand Draft (D/D) were clear and practical. For instance, understanding T/T’s speed for urgent transactions was crucial.
(Trading Company/New Employee)
man 30s
man 30s
woman 20s
woman 20s
Rate:★★★★★(5/5)
I have just started to work in a bank. We covered the use of letters of credit (L/C) and documentary collections without a letter of credit (D/A and D/P). Mr. Iino explained how L/C mitigates risks by guaranteeing payments, while D/A and D/P offer different balances of risk and convenience for exporters and importers.This lesson has greatly increased my confidence in handling trade transactions. Thank you, Mr. Iino and team, for the practical and engaging insights.
(Bank/New Employee)