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Shoseki said:
Not to mention all of the politics of supply and demand, such as buying from Supplier A who is at war with Supplier B but you need to buy from them both, so you don't want them to find out you buy from them both.
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no no no

you got it all wrong,

you tell supplier A he isn't cutting the mustered with those sort of prices and supplier B is going to get the contract. you then tell supplier B that lead time is just not going to do it for me and I'm going with supplier A, can get a sample on your deck before lunch, and the rest in 24Hr's. you then throw it a bit of supplier C and D and you just sit back and wait for the to give you a better offer.

Thats how you get a good deal. ;):p
 
That’s the sort of thing I do now (For my own business).

Bust of luck finding someone it’s not going to be the easiest job but can be quite rewarding when you get it right.
 
We need a 'The Apprentice' style competition, the winner gets the job.

Just give each MoH/Caporegime/Capodecina/Wise Guy or whoever is interested £1000 to spend at a supplier and have whatever they buy sent to OCuk. The winner is the one whose decision turns the highest profit.
 
melbourne720 said:
We need a 'The Apprentice' style competition, the winner gets the job.

Just give each MoH/Caporegime/Capodecina/Wise Guy or whoever is interested £1000 to spend at a supplier and have whatever they buy sent to OCuk. The winner is the one whose decision turns the highest profit.
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I would buy lots of little things, the chance for proift is better on smaller items
 
Ofc, for a specialised area as PC markets, the large pricey stuff sells very well too.

But for a bang for buck profit I truely believe for all intense purposes lots of items could make more monies!
 
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