From: Vicky (ANDERI) [#6]
7 Feb 2007
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#5] 7 Feb 2007
Funny ... when I looked at it, I could see the text (along with the scroll bar). Must've hit the wrong icon somewhere along the way. Sorry 'bout that!
From: Vicky (ANDERI) [#7]
7 Feb 2007
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#4] 7 Feb 2007
quote:
Back up the no rush charge date a day or two. If they come in on the vender's last no rush fee date, you collect the rush fee for yourself.
That's what I meant to say. Thanks for reading my mind and clarifying, Harvey. :O)
From: Engravin' Dave (DATAKES) [#8]
7 Feb 2007
To: joyce (JLADY) [#1] 7 Feb 2007
Joyce,
Don't forget, you have the same opportunity to set your own rush charge dates.
From: GBengraver [#9]
7 Feb 2007
To: joyce (JLADY) [#1] 7 Feb 2007
Promotional prods. can be easy money or orders from hell.
Your customers need to be educated as to the lead time required to process custom orders.
It is better to be upfront with your customers and let them know that there will probably rush charges due to the time frame the customer has imposed.
What you have going for you is the fact that they probably will be unable to go elsewhere and get delivery in the same time frame without rush charges.
If they are comming to you for the first time trying to get whatever it is they want on short notice, chances are they have tried other places and have already been told that there will be rush charges.
Sometimes the effort is not worth the money you make, but if you can come through for them it may pay dividends in the future. You never know.
Greg
From: Patty (PDI) [#10]
7 Feb 2007
To: joyce (JLADY) [#1] 7 Feb 2007
And don't forget how you have to drop everything to sign off on the proof...and call to confirm it shipped...and track it when it doesn't arrive...and ....
Show messages: All
1-5
6-10