Q:  Do you have physical inventory tags?

A:  We offer 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ forms (4 per sheet) in several grades of white and several colors.  One of our customers shared his great experience using them:

“The printing was flawless.  I thought I might have an issue due to the thickness of the stock, but it was perfect.  My only other concern was a bar code I printed on the tag and whether it could be read.  Once again, there were no issues.

The forms were used to create inventory tags for a physical inventory.  Each sheet was used to create two (2) two-part tags.  The tags were separated horizontally to be sorted.  A tag number in the form of a bar code was scanned and then the inventory was scanned for that tag.  After each card was filled in on both sides of the perforation, the perforation allowed us to easily separate the tags.  One remained with the inventory, while the other was sent to tag control for entry.  This was a great improvement in our previous process of stapling tags together and then pulling them apart.

I cannot say enough about the service I received in ordering the product and having it delivered on time.  Any delay would have cause a major inconvenience and expense to my organization.”

-A manufacturer

See our other inventory tags

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Recently our company tried to obtain a Heidelberg Windmill Press. After much searching, we came across 1buynsell.com owned by Bonnie Dean (see information below). He is a broker for used equipment and lists various equipment for sale on his web site. We found a press on his site (www.1buynsell.com) and began working out the details to purchase it. We were given the name of the original owner (located in Denver, CO) and called him to talk about the machine (its condition, etc.) After the call we were satisfied that the machine would be a serviceable piece of equipment for us. On December 8, 2008, we contracted with Bonnie Dean, Buy-Sell, Inc. for the equipment. At his request, we overnighted a check to him that same day to cover the press and shipping. Bonnie Dean received the check and deposited it on December 9, 2008 and it cleared our bank on December 10, 2008. However, since that time, he has given us multiple excuses as to why he has not been able to ship our press. For example: couldn’t line up the riggers to put the machine on a pallet, couldn’t get a truck lined up, holidays, couldn’t get the press released because the owner was retiring, but needed to run more jobs (!?), were just some of the excuses we got from him. Eventually he gave us dates of the rigging finally being done, dates when the press would actually ship, and expected delivery dates so far none of these dates we have been given have turned out to be true. During the process, we have found that his local Better Business Bureau (Eastern KY) has received multiple complaints about this man and his business, most of which go unanswered. They have given him a grade of “F”. Here is the BBB writeup: http://bluegrass.bbb.org/codbrep.html?wlcl=y&id=20000805 In subsequent email discussions over the matter, he has told us he would send us a refund and call us with a tracking number of that refund, which has not happened. We believe the original owner of the press (located in Denver CO) to be a reputable businessman. At our company president’s last discussion with the original press owner, he said the press has been rigged on pallets for shipment since last August. He also said Bonnie Dean, of Buy-Sell Inc. has not paid him for the press in question, nor has Dean contacted the press owner about any shipping arrangements. Dean has quite a bit of equipment listed on his website. ( www.1buynsell.com ) We have also found other businesses listed as being owned by Dean: 1BuyNSell.com
Buy Sell Online Inc.
Buyers & Sellers Exchange, Inc.
Printers Buy & Sell, Inc
His other contact information is as follows:
Bonnie Dean
President
Buy – Sell, Incorporated
3070 Lakecrest Circle
PMB 400-125
Lexington, KY 40513
www.1buynsell.com
buysell@qx.net
859-877-2433
The address Dean lists as his business address is a PMB – Postal Mailbox.
Once again, buyer beware!