We are eager to work with you. Our methods are
easy, effective, and successful. FindStone - a self-service marketplace -
is nearly 5 years old.
If you want to do on a commission
basis, then you need to follow the points below.
2. Always mention your personal name, and
city/state/country. It helps us and the buyer. Don't mention any other
contact details including company name. In
particular, do NOT reply with a standard introductory email.
We simply delete such emails as they are meaningless to the buyer. The buyer
knows that FindStone has sellers who can supply.
3. It is important to convey the landed price, quality guarantee, safety of
money and ease of purchase.
A suggested format is:
- Item - trade name, material type, item type e.g. Indian Paradiso granite
cut-to-size slabs
- Image - e.g. in www.findstone.com/country-stone.htm
or on any other website
- Quality
- Policy regarding sending samples
- Quantity
- Approximate Weight
- Packing style
- Delivery period
- Price FOB or CIF (preferably in the buyer's
currency)
- Your best payment terms
- Freight costs (approximate)
- Quality guarantee (If the buyer can not arrange inspection, how will you
guarantee quality or resolve any quality problems?)
Do remember to quote as follows:
- in inches, feet, lbs, cu. ft. , and $ per sq.ft. to USA buyers
- in the metric system - m, cm, mm, kg, cu.m. - to all others
Indians often prefer length and breadth in feet and inches.
4. If there are not enough details for you to quote, this means that this
buyer is serious but needs help, so give a basic offer and state the
possible options, or give a list of questions that you need answered to make
an offer.
Also, do see www.findstone.com/qas.htm
Some topics to read there are:
Is there a suggested format for quoting?
How can we make an offer when the buyer has
not given sufficient info?
Can you give examples of supplier responses
which are not helpful?
Can you give some examples of poor responses
of suppliers?
Can you give some examples of good responses
of suppliers?
Which types of suppliers are difficult to work with?
How to deal with buyers’ inquiries listed in FindStone?
www.findstone.com
info@findstone.com