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How can I persuade my supplier?
Post 12 of 24
You can place a trial order and he or she will accept 500 Kg for trial order.



08 Sep 2008 01:29
Post 13 of 24
Offer to pay a higher price and pay up front

08 Sep 2008 08:28
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Quoting from [spikeout]:



some cost will not change whether your quality big or small.

when you need to buy a small quantity of goods, you will raise price.

no one will do business without profit.

09 Sep 2008 04:31
Post 15 of 24
First of all, i have never seen the iron weights factory in Singapore !! Likely your "supplier" is not the "manufacturer."  So I suggest you try to find a manufacturer, probably in China, who is more flexible and willing to start the business with you.  Singapore is a rich country with high expectations.
09 Sep 2008 21:54
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The manufacturer is in China and I want to import the goods to Singapore to sell.

Thanks for all the replies guys, they are much appreciated! I will talk to my supplier soon.
10 Sep 2008 08:06
Post 17 of 24

The first order can be negotiable, just show your sincerity and promise to order more next time. Most supplier will agree. Unless you just want to make one deal with him. So don't leave him the impression that your order ability is limited, sometimes boasting properately is necessary to all the buyers and supplier.

11 Sep 2008 01:45
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Quoting from [spikeout]:

Hi,

I am a potential buyer of iron weights from Singapore. I have a supplier who is selling these weights but he mentioned that the minimum order is 3000kg. I am afraid I cannot make such a huge order and hold such a large stock as there is no guarantee for the demand here.

How can I convince my supplier to sell me only say 500kg for a first-time order?

Any help is greatly appreciated!



    Hi ,I think the key problem is whether you can accept a higher price if the first order (500kg).If you confirm have a long cooperation with the supplier,even though the first order is 500kg ,the supplier would send  the product. And the quality must be good !
11 Sep 2008 20:45
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how many you should order is not  the key question, it depend on how much you can pay, money can  handle all the things [em2]
12 Sep 2008 20:58
Post 20 of 24
Quoting from [adeelr]:

Quoting from [spikeout]:

Just more information. If I have the opportunity of approaching a wholesaler to purchase the iron weights, I would. But the fact is that there are NO other sellers/distributors of these iron weights in my country, as such I only can approach the manufacturer directly.

Well that is a good news then. You do not have a lot of competition.


You can talk to the supplier that this is a test order and a bigger order can follow, provided you test the quality and it turns out to be ok.


Just be confident and talk on a buyer's confidence. They need you, as much as you need them


Regards


Adeel



yep! totally agreed with u! even so sample order always goes higher in price.

They need u as much as u need them! Good point! so try it![em20]

21 Sep 2008 20:57
Post 21 of 24
Quoting from [spikeout]:

Hi,

I am a potential buyer of iron weights from Singapore. I have a supplier who is selling these weights but he mentioned that the minimum order is 3000kg. I am afraid I cannot make such a huge order and hold such a large stock as there is no guarantee for the demand here.

How can I convince my supplier to sell me only say 500kg for a first-time order?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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