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PAYMENT METHOD:   Payment method   To create the most favorable conditions for the payment of the customer, our company would like to offer many different   payment methods to best suit the conditions of the customer.

  PAYMENT METHOD:

  Payment method

  To create the most favorable conditions for the payment of the customer, our company would like to offer many different

  payment methods to best suit the conditions of the customer.

  I. Payment by bank

  Guests wishing to pay by bank transfer please to our company account by the following information:

Beneficiary

EMIN Vietnam Joint Stock Company

Beneficiary’s Bank

Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank

Bank Address

2nd Floor, Techcombank Building, 119 Tran Duy Hung, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam

SWIFT Code

VTCBVNVX

Account No.

19124288868079



Beneficiary

EMIN Vietnam Joint Stock Company

Beneficiary’s Bank

Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank, Tran Duy Hung Branch

Bank Address

1st Floor, 17T2 Building, Hoang Dao Thuy Street, Cau Giay District, Ha Noi, Viet Nam

SWIFT Code

MSCBVNVX

Account No.

00511.8111.6688

 

Beneficiary

EMIN Vietnam Joint Stock Company

Beneficiary’s Bank

Shinhan Bank Viet Nam

Bank Address

 41A Ly Thai To, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Viet Nam

SWIFT Code

SHBKVNVXXXX

Account No.

700013685726

 

  II. Payment by cash for shipper:

  Apply C.O.D payment (Collect on Deliver) for all locations in nationwide, starting from 21/09/2017.

  III. Payment by post

  You pay by mail please transfer money to our company at the following address:

   EMIN Vietnam Joint Stock Company

  No 203, Nguyen Ngoc Vu, Trung Hoa Ward, Cau Giay District, Hanoi, Vietnam

  Phone: (024) 35.381.269 - (024) 35.381.270

  Upon receiving notice from the postal receipt we will make delivery according to customer requirement.

  IV. Payment by transfer via ATM account    

  You pay via ATM account, please transfer money to our account by the following information:


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