What Is a Trust Network?
A Trust Network is a list of members whom you find trustworthy. These are the members whom you have business dealings with and subsequently find them to be reliable. You are very likely to have business dealings with them again and recommend them to other members and friends as well.
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Why should I have a Trust Network?
Having a Trust Network helps you keep a list of trusted business partners. In addition,
you can be in their Trust Networks, thus increasing your credibility.
It helps Exporters.com.sg
to build and maintain a network of trusted community. This trusted
community helps all members to find better business partners. In
short, it is a win-win for everyone.
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How do I decide who to be in my Trust Network?
You should be careful in adding a member into your Trust Network. When you add a member to your Trust Network, you are telling everyone that this is a member you trust. We recommend that you follow all these guidelines to decide who you should trust:
- This is a member whom you have done business before
- This is a member whom you will do business again
- This is a member whom you will recommend without hesitation to other members and
friends
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Can I join another member’s Trust Network?
You cannot join another member’s Trust Network unless that member adds you to his Trust Network.
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Can I find out who trust me?
To see who trusted you, go to
My
Trust Network and click "Who Trusts You".
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How do I add a
member into my Trust Network?
To add, simply go to the member's profile, click
Add this member to
My Trust Network link.
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Can I invite my business partners and friends to be in my Trust
Network?
Yes, go to My
Trust Network, click "Send Invite". You can also review who
you have invited previous in "Review Invite"
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Can I remove a member from my Trust Network?
To remove a member from your Trust Network, simply go to
My
Exporters, My Trust Profile.
Click My Trust Network.
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