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What is a set-up fee?

April 26, 2017fee set-up

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What is a set-up fee?

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A set up fee is a one-time charge for preparing your logo or design for reproduction.

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A. Once you place an order, the supplier has to create a plate, screen, or die in order to recreate your imprint onto the promotional product you have chosen. Often times, if you should re-order the item, the set-up fee will be waived or reduced significantly. Most suppliers keep your plate, screen, or die on file for 2 years.

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A set-up fee covers the expenses we incur when setting up your previously prepared screens for a reorder that does not meet our minimum order criteria for that particular job. If you place a reorder that meets the minimum order criteria, you do not pay set-up fees.

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This is a one-time charge by the service provider to set up and/or activate the service in your home. This charge can cover a range of services such as computer qualification, software configuration and activating your account on the network.

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A set up fee is a one time charge from the internet service provider which covers the cost of activating the internet service. Not all internet service providers charge a set up fee.