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Re: Free samples: to charge or not to charge? That is the question!
by Smir on 03 Oct 2007 23:01
Replying to [Admin]: Since both parties (Seller & Buyer) are interested in doing business the cost should be borne by both of them.

Supplier should provide free of cost samples and buyer should pay for the courier / transport charges.

Re: Free samples: to charge or not to charge? That is the question!
by MikeT on 11 Oct 2007 07:00
Normally we would do a background check through our networking all over the world and we take our local networks advice before we make a decision to give sample. credit or more.

We are connected to various business networking groups as we are member of the global open source communities and our networking connections is pretty good to have local scouts globally.

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Re: Free samples: to charge or not to charge? That is the question!
by SS INTERNATIONAL on 08 Jan 2009 06:14
Yes We should offer samples for free of cost but we must ask for the shipping cost bear by buyer's. In this way if we are contributing our part by offering free samples, so buyer's also have to contribute his part by bearing the cost of shipping. This way we can also know the interest level of the buyer in our products and to do business with us. I hope my comments will be helpful to all of you. Thanks

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