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Is there equality in labels

So too all Compulabel distributors are not created equal . If you feel it might be to your benefit to buy Compulabel labels from your local Compulabel distributor you might want to reconsider. This is a actual story. A few days ago one of our customer
service persons fielded a call from a person who was interested in buying from us and they asked her how our company, located in Pennsylvania, could distribute Compulabel labels for a lower price than his local distributor in the southwest. The answer Julie gave him was amazingly simple. If you buy from us you buy direct from one of five Compulabel plants throughout the United States. ( Compulabel Labels are still made in this country).

This is what your order process looks like when you buy with TLCIT : You place your order online. The payment is processed immediately with the encrypted shopping cart. The order is digitally routed to one of the Compulable United States warehouses, where it is pick-packed for delivery. UPS delivers your order within 3-5 days. Don?t be surprised if it?s sooner. In other words, our Ecommerce site is set up to minimize the number of people who process your order. Simple concept. Minimize the labor involved in processing an order and the resul
t is lower cost to you!
On the other hand, your local Compulabel distributor, who doesn't use E-Commerce, keeps compulabel lables in stock at their ?local? warehouse, ever ready to deliver to you along with other items you might need like cartons tape stretch wrap peanuts bags boxes or other shipping supplies.

Here?s what their order flow might look like when you order from a ?local? compulabel distributor who stocks the product at their ?local? warehouse. They buy a whole skid of material from the plant. Their solid skid is delivered to the ?local? distributor by a trucking company. That skid is unloaded by the local distributor's warehouseman and put away on the shelf to await your order. You finally make your order by phone to a sales rep. The order taker processes your order into their computer. A warehouse worker prints the order on a lable and finds the Compulabel item number you wanted and then loads it onto UPS truck. The local truck driver stops at your door and delivers your order. The accounts payable of the Compulabel Distributor then prepares an bill and mails it to you. 30 days later you pay the distributor with a check. The accounting department then runs to the bank and the transaction is complete.

Whom do you think pays for: the people who prepares your bill, the forklift operator's time to unload and then put away all of the compulabel product in the facility, the person who picks and loads your orders onto the local delivery truck, the guy that creates your bill of lading?, everything else? Of course, the answer to each of these questions is you do!You, the compulabel customer for this wasted effort, if you order through your regional Compulabel distributor. When you look at it this way you can definitely know why buying direct from our website at tlcIT is the least expensive way to buy Compulabel lables. In summary? buy directly from Compulabel at TLCIT and you?ll definitely save money!
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Mark Balestino is IT Manager of www.TLCIT.com. The company offers Compulabel labels for less money than it's competitors because of their fully integrated order processing website. They also sell Printer Cartridges and other printer supplies at wholesale prices.

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