Mercedeszelah
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I'm wanting to try a nsi sample kit but I can't justify paying nearly double the cost of the kit for postage!!!! Why is there postage so high? Is there anywhere else I can purchase this sample kit?
NSI postage costs
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claireyfairy
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Think I got mine from salons direct or the nail company can't quite remember! If you look On the nsi site it has list of distributors at bottom check out some of those think my postage was about £5 x
itsallnewtome
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Do you get scratch mag? There is a big advert in there for the Nsi sample packs of attraction and gel. You just send them £1 for each and your business card or price list and they send it out to you. Postage included! X
scentsations
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Hey. I wanted to try the sample gel kit and couldn't believe it was £7.50 for postage. Had a look on nail angel which was better as you got free delivery over £25 and they were doing a promotion for first orders where you got £5 off too. Tried to order but was gutted when I found out they don't deliver to Scotland.
salpep
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MaisyMouse
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I did this and never received it :cry:
scentsations
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Yep i'm registered with them now but You have to spend more to get free postage and they weren't doing the same offer as nail angel.
shell28
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I had this so emailed them and got it sent within a few days x
collic05
Active Member
My local Capital store is now stocking NSI. Is there a capital near you?
Mercedeszelah
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Thanks for the replies 
no capital near me as I have moved to Cornwall, not much down here lol. I have applied for a nail angel account
no capital near me as I have moved to Cornwall, not much down here lol. I have applied for a nail angel account
sarahrose14
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Aston and fincher sell them. Not sure whereabouts in Cornwall you are but there's a Aston and fincher on the threemilestone industrial estate, Truro xxThanks for the replies
Lynne Baker
Lynne The Skin!
Postage and packing prices is always a contentious issue.
I can see it from both sides, as I'm both a therapist and a distributor.
As a client I begrudge having to pay for postage at all; after all, aren't the products expensive enough?!
As a distributor I know exactly what's involved in sending out products, in terms of order processing, packaging materials, postage costs, time, and of course the ubiquitous buggeration factor. Invariably I end up losing money on that part of the whole process.
End users often don't realise that I am required to charge VAT on shipping and handling too. There is no VAT on the postage part, but the service of shipping and handling attracts 20%.
I am just about to introduce a flat rate p & p charge and will undoubtedly receive a flurry of complaints, but the time saved will be astonishing. Instead of having to weigh everything I can just apply one charge across the board, and customers will know that whatever they order the one price will apply.
Postage charges have just increased massively, and we as distributors are just the same as our customers: we get clobbered for it as well!
Somehow the postage charges have to be factored in. If you as a therapist get free p & p you're paying for it in the margin, if you're paying a small amount, you're paying for that subsidy in the margin, if you're paying a flat fee then take the hit, and make sure you save up your order so that you win that part of the whole deal.
Believe me, distributors generally don't make money on p & p!
I can see it from both sides, as I'm both a therapist and a distributor.
As a client I begrudge having to pay for postage at all; after all, aren't the products expensive enough?!
As a distributor I know exactly what's involved in sending out products, in terms of order processing, packaging materials, postage costs, time, and of course the ubiquitous buggeration factor. Invariably I end up losing money on that part of the whole process.
End users often don't realise that I am required to charge VAT on shipping and handling too. There is no VAT on the postage part, but the service of shipping and handling attracts 20%.
I am just about to introduce a flat rate p & p charge and will undoubtedly receive a flurry of complaints, but the time saved will be astonishing. Instead of having to weigh everything I can just apply one charge across the board, and customers will know that whatever they order the one price will apply.
Postage charges have just increased massively, and we as distributors are just the same as our customers: we get clobbered for it as well!
Somehow the postage charges have to be factored in. If you as a therapist get free p & p you're paying for it in the margin, if you're paying a small amount, you're paying for that subsidy in the margin, if you're paying a flat fee then take the hit, and make sure you save up your order so that you win that part of the whole deal.
Believe me, distributors generally don't make money on p & p!
Love Elena
Member
I wanted to try the sample gel kit and couldn't believe it was £7.50 for postage. Had a look on nail angel which was better as you got free delivery over £25 and they were doing a promotion for first orders where you got £5 off too.
Divine h & b
Well-Known Member
Yeah I haven't got mine either!
candy195
Active Member
Adel sell NSI
