[lefty2020]

I am looking for some help for someone that can guide me to a company that can handle doing low quantity (1-12 pcs.) but high volume (5-30) orders per day. We will provide digitizing when needed. All items will be dropped shipped to potential fulfillment person. You must have the ability to drop ship to end consumer.
Thanks for any responses.

 

[FredericDesign]

Where are you located? PM me, I might be able to help.

 

[greenmonster71]

what if they drop ship it to them with a note that says i can do this for you cheaper next time? would that be illegal, just curious.

 

[bungy]

what if they drop ship it to them with a note that says i can do this for you cheaper next time? would that be illegal, just curious.

Not illegal, just unethical.

Would you like it if someone did it to you?
Probably not.

Besides, the drop ship end user may only order once a year, so no value in chasing them and offering a cheaper service.

When I drop ship, I put my customers details on the label, not mine.
So the end user doesn't know we did it.

 

[Rodney]

:: Service request post moved to the proper Service Referrals/Recommendations section of the forum. Read more here ::​

 

[binki]

i am always suspicious of someone who makes the first post a request for sharing in a gold mine.

 

[Rodney]

i am always suspicious of someone who makes the first post a request for sharing in a gold mine.

There are a lot of people who find t-shirtforums when searching for embroiderers, screen printers, dtg printers, etc. It's not that uncommon at all.

 

[binki]

There are a lot of people who find t-shirtforums when searching for embroiderers, screen printers, dtg printers, etc. It's not that uncommon at all.

how about a little "hello, my name is..i do...let's get to know each other" before we talk about a $1000/day contract?

 

[greenmonster71]

maybe the consumer would consider it unethical to be getting 12 hats from somebody who's not even making them, i mean i realize theres always a middle man and all that.. and they came to you.. but i mean.. it's not necessarily that horribly bad and unethical in some people's mind, probably definitely not in the buyers!

and yeah how about a little hello!?!?! j/k, i love you man. i would give you the hook up if i could, seriously. i want us all to be making bread. everybody making money!

 

[Rodney]

how about a little "hello, my name is..i do...let's get to know each other" before we talk about a $1000/day contract?

Everyone is different in the way they do business (and who they choose to do business with).

Some people are straight to the point, others like to build a rapport

Sometimes people aren't sure about how much info to type in the initial request as well. There are lots of reasons why info could be missing from the post.

For some it's worth a follow up email/call/PM to see if it pans out, for others it may not be.

 

[Rodney]

maybe the consumer would consider it unethical to be getting 12 hats from somebody who's not even making them, i mean i realize theres always a middle man and all that.. and they came to you.. but i mean.. it's not necessarily that horribly bad and unethical in some people's mind, probably definitely not in the buyers!

It's probably best that you start a new topic with your question about middlemen so the responses here can stay about the original poster's request for outsourcing their embroidery.