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Payment
Learning Objectives
Master some common international e-commerce payment methods.
Unit 6
Master some international payment methods.
Master how to negotiate about payment terms.
Master how to prevent phishing attacks and ensure payment security.
part 1 Lead-in
part 2 Reading A
part 3 Listening A & Speaking A
part 4 Reading B
part 5 Listening B & Speaking B
part 6 Writing
part 7 Case Study
An Overview of Payment
A. Look at the pictures of payment types below. Can you name them out?
cash(notes or coins),
check,
credit card,
debit card,
contactless payment
Lead-in
PartⅠ
B. Find out the proper definition for each payment option from A-J.
A. an instrument which a bank issues to a client (drawer), directing another bank or one of its own branches (drawee) to pay a certain sum to the payee.
B. an electronic method of transferring money used primarily for overseas wire transactions.
C. a letter from a bank guaranteeing that a buyer’s payment to a seller will be received on time and for the correct amount.
D. an order to pay cash to a third party or credit to a bank account of a person, which is sent by mail.
E. a payment arrangement in which the importer can only collect imported goods after paying for them at a bank and showing proof of having paid.
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PartⅠ
F. a payment arrangement in which the bank releases the documents to the importer only after he accepts the draft, promising to pay for the goods at a future date.
G. a card that lets you make easy purchases by drawing money directly from your account.
H. a digital payment system linked with the individual’s bank account to make transactions online through a computer or a smart phone.
I. a technology used by merchants to accept debit or credit card purchases from customers, ncluding the physical card-reading devices found in off-line stores and the payment processing portals found in on-line stores.
J. a card that lets you borrow money to make a purchase.
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PartⅠ
Payment Options Definition
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