Why parallel imports in China are cheaper than the official pricing

I don't know. I guess it's JS who will take the second-hand machine or the breakdown rework machine or go to the fault assembly machine of the southern black factory to fool people.

Or you can take some black goods directly from the factory and make it cheaper.

Don't hit me if you're wrong.

Licensed goods, refers to the local ** allowed to import, and approved to be able to sell the market, because of the import reasons, will be charged the corresponding tariffs, plus the seller's profits, ** is naturally high, but the licensed goods are protected, there is a perfect after-sales service system, after-sales service is more satisfactory.

Parallel imports are also imported, but they do not go through customs (improper channels), which is the so-called smuggling, so the smuggled things do not need to pay the corresponding tariffs, and the seller has some money left from the source of goods, and naturally it cannot be much higher than selling it to the player, so it is cheaper than licensed goods. However, parallel imports are not protected by the local government and cannot provide perfect and formal after-sales service.

Well, it's because of the issue of taxes involved.

Any commodity is subject to tax, but parallel imports are smuggling and tax evasion... So parallel goods will be cheap...

The official pricing has **, for example, some gifts have been deducted, and PSP excess lithium batteries have been deducted.

Officials have to pay taxes, and import taxes are not generally high. Parallel goods are not taxed, the profit margin is higher, and there is less to earn.

The difference between the national bank of Apple mobile phones and parallel imports.

Air China only sells domestic, there is an after-sales guarantee, generally expensive, parallel goods are only sold abroad, ** cheap but generally not in the mainland can not be guaranteed, now refurbished machine problem machines are collectively referred to as parallel imports.

The Bank of China is the manufacturer's regular channel ** products, but the products are the same, parallel goods are relatively cheaper than the Bank of China, excluding tax.

It's just a matter of whether to pay taxes or not, licensed goods are listed on regular channels, and licensed goods must be taxed, so the price is naturally high when it is evenly spread. Parallel goods are smuggled in from abroad, avoiding tariffs and a series of market taxes, so they are lower than licensed goods, a few hundred lower, and more can be as low as one or two thousand. In fact, the quality is exactly the same, you take the iPhone as an example, the Hong Kong bank is also assembled from the mainland and shipped over, but then smuggled back will become a parallel goods, and the price is 1,000 lower than that of the licensed goods.

As for sometimes parallel goods are more expensive than licensed goods, this is relatively rare, parallel goods ** are changed according to the market, such as licensed goods have a large-scale shortage, then parallel goods will take the opportunity to increase prices, or a certain model of parallel goods sell particularly well, which may be in short supply and will also lead to price increases. But in general, parallel goods are still cheaper than licensed goods.

Parallel goods are not subject to tariffs to enter, and licensed goods almost depend on the above model, parallel goods generally with wifi and licensed goods generally omit this module, parallel goods are generally cheaper, but not by the national joint insurance, the machine is normal and generally not broken, in fact, parallel goods are not the kind of copycat machine that some people think, I hope to adopt.

Many times, parallel goods are good and cheap, and they are afraid to buy refurbished goods.

What model of parallel goods is more expensive?

It's just that smuggling doesn't go through formal channels, and other hardware configurations are the same.

There is no difference between BNM and parallel goods in terms of their own quality.

The difference between the Bank of China and parallel imports lies in the place of sale, ** and after-sales service.

Bank of China refers to those who have obtained a sales license in the mainland and enjoy various protection terms in the mainland. **Definitely more expensive than parallel imports.

Parallel goods refer to the sale of mobile phones that are not in the mainland but abroad, and the quality of these mobile phones is the same as that of the Bank of China, but the disadvantage is that they cannot enjoy a variety of after-sales services, and there may be a slight difference because of the different usage habits of foreign and domestic countries. In terms of **, it is definitely cheaper than the national bank.

The Hong Kong version is generally divided into two kinds, one is the Hong Kong bank, which is the best listed and sold in Hong Kong, and the quality is guaranteed. There is an invoice,,。 The other is called parallel goods, which are smuggled into Hong Kong, because they are unpacked and then assembled, so there are great risks, such as quality problems, 14-day machine, high imitation, high imitation spare parts, etc., Hong Kong Bank supports 4G network.

--Bank of China. The products sold in Apple retail stores, Apple's official website, and operator cooperative business halls are all in China. These phones are products that are supplied through official channels**. There is a network access license from the Ministry of Information Industry, which is basically unified, and invoices are provided, which can be "repaired, replaced, and returned" (that is:

Three packs). With all the guarantees that you can have, in short, consumers can buy the *** version.

The Bank of China issues invoices in the mainland and enjoys warranty in the mainland, but parallel imports do not.

The quality of the Bank of China is more advanced and relatively safer.

Parallel goods generally do not have a warranty, and the Bank of China has, it's as simple as that.

There is a price gap, and Bank of China has a one-year warranty.