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Prices: |
| Descreption |
Price |
| Computers: |
| PIII Computer |
10 - 15 $ |
| PIV |
20 - 45 $ |
| CRT Monitors: |
| CRT 17" |
5 - 8 $ |
| CRT 19" - 21" |
8 - 12 $ |
| LCD Monitors: |
| LCD 17" |
20 - 25 $ |
| LCD 18" |
25 - 30 $ |
| LCD 19" |
30 - 40 $ |
| LCD 20" |
40 - 80 $ |
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What is considered an Export Sale?
 Export
sales of PCs and monitors are done on a container quantity basis.
Although there are other means of freighting cargo internationally,
containers are the most cost effective solution to move large quantities
of equipment. There are 2 standard sizes we normally work with: The
smaller 20 ft standard container, and the larger 40 ft cube container.
Other container configurations are available and they usually depend on
the type and size of the equipment. Although, the configurations
described above can be considered as guidelines for minimum packing
capacity.
Laptops can be exported in minimum quantities of 20 units per shipment,
via airfreight. All packaging is secured to ensure that product is not
damaged in transit.
Terms of Payment
All export sales must be paid for in full via wire transfer of funds
prior to the goods being shipped or an Irrevocable Confirmed Letter of
Credit ($30,000 minimum order). International credit cards are not
accepted.
There are other options available for returning CompuCycle customers
such as cash-against-documents and shipping with 30% deposit for reserve
and packing. Speak with our sales representatives to learn more about
these arrangements.
Is CompuCycle an experienced exporter?
CompuCycle was recently awarded the Export Achievement Award by the US
Department of Commerce for creating international relationships and the
professional manner in which we manage them.
How is the product packed?
Our equipment is packed on skids or pallets in configurations of 48
towers or 62 desktops, for computers, and 45, 36, or 24 units for
monitors, dependent on size.
When an order is assembled, the skids are packed on a heat-treated
pallet with interleaved cardboard and prepared for optimum protection.
They are then wrapped in stretch film to ensure stability, and black
heavy-duty stretch film is added for extra security. Finally, each order
is bound securely to its pallet using nylon bands.
What happens if my product arrives damaged?
All products are tested to ensure that they are in excellent working
condition, in fact, less than 1% of our equipment comes back to us with
a problem. In specific cases however, units clearly marked as untested
are sold as such.
In the unlikely case that one of our products arrive damaged, we stand
behind our quality by providing proper warranty handling to all
customers through our Support department.
Depending on the case, we may ship the replacement parts to the customer
or issue a credit to compensate for damages.
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