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The Long Time Industry Friend That Has Been Backdooring Tonernews.com For Years.
Friends don’t backdoor friends on deals behind their back, especially during a pandemic.
As many of you know that beside running the world famous Tonernews.com, we also buy, sell and broker many toner and ink deals around the world. In fact these deals are as important to our business structure as Tonernews.com is. Recently we forwarded a surplus dell OEM toner deal that we got from our long time source in Houston that works closely with Dell Corp. near their Texas facility. Upon receiving the deal we sent it out to one of our top buyers, Selltoner.com also known as SupplylinkUSA. We tough that since we go way back that they would send back their offer to us after they price it out, however to our surprise Chris their buyer said “Jim, I’m already working on this offer for the seller directly”, un-be-known to us that this was happening, we were shocked and disappointed to get this response? Upon research apparently this has been going on for years! we found this odd since we did many deals prior to that on these Dell toner lots from R2 Corp in Texas directly with Sean Clark the owner of Selltoner.com and SupplylinkUSA, who would send out Fedex Freight tags to pick up our goods directly from R2 Corp.
No Honor Among Thieves.
“No honor among thieves is the sentiment that even criminals have a code of conduct among themselves. Some aspects of this code of conduct may be to not steal from each other”. Now although none of us are criminals in this dell toner deal, you would think that long time business industry friends would do what’s right in this day and age, especially during a Global pandemic, but such is not the case. We understand that business is scarce and difficult, but we feel this is all the more reason to treat long time business friends and acquaintances correctly and to put aside greed in these challenging times. We hope that this article bring light to Selltoner.com/SupplylinkUSA from doing this to others in the industry.The 7 Principles of Ethics in Business.
Honesty. Integrity. Promise-Keeping & Trustworthiness.
Loyalty. Fairness. Concern for Others. Respect for Others. Law Abiding.
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