You can order here online or by telephone without a credit account by simply adding products to your cart and pay by Debit or Credit Card or PayPal at the checkout.
CREDIT ACCOUNTS
If there’s a possibility that you might order from us on a ‘less than occasional’ basis, you may want to open a 30 day Credit Account, for which there are a number of benefits:-
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Quick, easy & less hassle
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Authorised staff can order in your absence
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Improves your cash flow
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Priority notice of new products & special offers
PRIVATE SECTOR
Credit accounts can be opened by arrangement, with any Sign Maker or Commercial Organisations that have regular purchasing requirements for our type of products. Once the account is set up we can receive orders via our website, over the telephone, by fax or mail.
Accounts are opened once our terms and conditions are signed by an authorised person, a satisfactory credit check has been obtained and a minimum of 3 substantial prepayment orders has been undertaken.
Click here for an online application form.
or click here for a printable version.
PUBLIC SECTOR
Orders can be placed on this website and paid for at the time using standard credit cards and procurement cards (payment cards designed for the public sector), or, once your account has been opened, invoiced on a ‘30 day' basis, when backed up with a Purchase Order No.
No prepaid orders are required from Public Sector Accounts, which include:-
State Schools, Pre-Schools, Colleges, Universities, Local Councils and Area Authorities, Government Departments, National Health Service, Fire Service, Police Authorities, Ministry of Defence, National Parks Authorities, Magistrate's Courts, Local Authority Sports Centres.
Please ensure precise invoicing and delivery address requirements are stated, together with relevant contact names and telephone numbers.
Orders
Online orders are always confirmed by us with an email back to you within a few minutes. Invoices are normally sent via the mail and/or email.
Please email ben@tradesignz.co.uk for more information.
