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| Thread ID: 101106 | 2009-07-01 22:56:00 | Question about Work | Cato (6936) | PC World Chat |
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| 788082 | 2009-07-04 01:11:00 | Unless you can get the goods at Trade/wholesale pricing-on a one off purchase; best not to supply. You will have to put up with the stress when gear gets dumped back on your lap to sort out any 'issues' or warranty. The customer will expect a very fast warranty turnaround, you will be at the mercy of the local repair agent/local spare parts supply. I have seen a few warranty repairs take over 3 months after being sent to the warranty repair agent (yes, big name brand, NOT parallel import)- YOU will be ultimately responsible for this as you sold to them & may end up refunding in full (& wearing the cost/loss yourself) All for 5% : bah forget it. And dont get into haggling the price, be firm & definite with quote on hardware. You may also need to be gst registered- check with the tax dept. Put a disclaimer on the quote & invoice. I gotta completely agree with you. And this is how i will try to do it. Thanks for all the responses guys. |
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| 788083 | 2009-07-04 01:22:00 | I have seen a few warranty repairs take over 3 months after being sent to the warranty repair agent (yes, big name brand, NOT parallel import)- Wholesalers are no different to retailers. There's the ones with no customer service then there are the good ones. I stick to the good ones. |
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