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For insurance, Anderson offers this advice: “Always add some time. If you are told six weeks, tell your client eight. You never know what Customs will do or if a ship is going to have to divert because of a storm or a strike. The worst feeling is to do all the work and then have your order sitting on the dock two days after the expected delivery due to something out of everyone’s control. Always go with you gut. If the time frame is too close or something is not right, walk away.”

Jeff Anderson, Sales Manager
Promopeddler.com (asi/300367)
blog.promopeddler.com

 

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