IT Vendor to buys network and computer parts - Invoice me
hey is there any IT vendor you guys know of that doesn't require
a credit card that I can buy stuff over the phone by looking or just calling it in
andthen they invoice me and I send a check?
I just hate always having to do the credit card thing. I need speed.
Call, order, email me the invoice, pay check now.
???
a credit card that I can buy stuff over the phone by looking or just calling it in
andthen they invoice me and I send a check?
I just hate always having to do the credit card thing. I need speed.
Call, order, email me the invoice, pay check now.
???
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ptilsen
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Almost every IT vendor worth buying from does net terms. Ingram Micro, Techdata, CDW, even Newegg. -
computer g33k
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i think he's talking about these. Commonly used invoice payment terms and their meanings | Business Link
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computer g33k
Member Posts: 149
You're welcome.
Currently Studying: Anything & Everything/Cisco Networking Academy For CCNA. (on hold)NetworkVeteran wrote: »There's room for those who want the easy work and those who want the challenges. You will, of course, generally be compensated in proportion to what you shoulder. -
dustinmurphy
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Almost every IT vendor worth buying from does net terms. Ingram Micro, Techdata, CDW, even Newegg.
Unfortunately, many net terms are based on business credit, which one may not have. I know that there are several VAR's that won't give you net terms unless you have a DnB listing. It's very difficult to get net terms if you're a new startup company... -
ptilsen
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dustinmurphy wrote: »Unfortunately, many net terms are based on business credit, which one may not have. I know that there are several VAR's that won't give you net terms unless you have a DnB listing. It's very difficult to get net terms if you're a new startup company...
Indeed, it is generally not something you can just get. However, if you built a relationship with the vendor it will happen. If you aren't "big" enough to use a distributor, HP Source, etc, you will probably want to start building a relationship with CDW. -
dustinmurphy
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Indeed, it is generally not something you can just get. However, if you built a relationship with the vendor it will happen. If you aren't "big" enough to use a distributor, HP Source, etc, you will probably want to start building a relationship with CDW.
Yeah, I ran into this problem with my current employer. They're a startup company and do not have much credit, nor do they have a DnB listing. I had a GREAT relationship with my Insight contact (I used to work with him.... AT Insight), but they would not extend us any credit without a DnB listing. Same thing with Dell and CDW. Other companies, however, would extend net 30 to us without any credit applications or anything (5k limit). Same thing with
