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Offering EXW terms means the buyer is responsible for picking up the goods from the factory in India, which shifts all logistics and freight costs to the buyer — a less common setup that can reduce supplier risk but increases buyer responsibility. The payment term of 50% advance and 50% before delivery is typical for building trust, but it requires strong buyer confidence, especially when combined with unverified phone, account email, and documents. Without verification, there's a higher risk of fraud or miscommunication, making it harder to confirm the company's legitimacy. For buyers targeting the UK and Australia, this setup may work if they have strong logistics and compliance teams in place. The fact that the company has been operating since 2018 suggests stability, but the lack of verification signals a need for extra due diligence before placing any orders.