consumption. Your situation is not
uncommon, and if your supplier won’t
resolve the problem, even if it is several
months after the order shipped, then
you need to step up to the plate and
make good on it yourself. The good
will you build with your customer will
far outweigh whatever expense you
incur.
Kippie Helzel, MAS
Vice President, Sales
CPS \ The Keystone Line
UPIC: keystone
Contact the supplier immediately.
Even if the supplier may have a desig-
nated period of time in which to make
claims, if the ink is coming off that
readily, there was clearly a problem dur-
ing the imprint process that should
supersede any designated claim period.
Provide samples to the supplier so they
can verify the problem, and with that, a
good supplier should do a redo, no
question.
DO YOU HAVE THE ANSWER?
Q
A Distributor Asks:
What are some perks we should consider offering in order to attract and
keep quality sales reps? We’d like to know what other companies in the industry
do to keep their reps happy.
What’s your answer?
Email answers along with your name, title and com-
pany name to
Question@ppai.orgby December 31 for possible inclusion
in an upcoming issue of
PPB
magazine.
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