Common use of Price Guidelines Clause in Contracts

Price Guidelines. This guide will give you tips and ideas for pricing items so that you are putting money in your pocket and not taking your items back home. You are certainly welcome to price your items as you see best, but here are a few things to keep in mind when considering your pricing: ● Lower priced items sell more quickly. ● Consider marking your items for reduction on Saturday. ● Items sell best at about 1/4 of the original retail price. For example, a Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx jacket that sells for $40-50 new will sell quickly for $10. However, a nondesigner jacket will sell well at $2-5. ● High quality shoes may sell well for $8-10, whereas Target, Wal-Mart or Payless shoes should be priced lower. Remember shoes must be in "like new" condition. ● Pack-n-Plays sell between $25-50 depending upon condition, model, and year. ● Newborn basic layette items should be priced inexpensively to sell quickly. Consider putting several of these items in one bag. ● Items must be priced at $1 or above, in half-dollar increments (For example: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50). Lower priced items should be grouped together and sold as one item. ● Searching Craigslist, eBay, and Facebook Market are also good ways to research current pricing. PRINTING TAGS ● Use ONLY 60#, 65# or 67# WHITE Cardstock Paper. ● NO dark colored tags will be allowed. ● Cardstock is a heavy paper that can be pinned to clothing and other items. It can be found at any store that sells paper i.e. Wal-Mart, Target, Office Max and Office Depot. If you do not use cardstock, your tags may tear off and be lost. ● No regular paper. ● No fuzzy or textured paper. ● Must use a printer with normal toner. Ink jet printers are preferable. ● Dot matrix printed tags will not be accepted. ● Must use NORMAL or DRAFT print setting – BEST quality is too dark and causes the bar codes to bleed. Test one page of tags and make sure the bar codes are crisp and clear and not bleeding when you begin. ● Make sure that if you have a color printer, you have selected “Black Cartridge Only” from the printing properties screen. Otherwise, the tags can appear purple and blurry. ● In order to print You must be logged into the Second Blessings website at xxx.xxxxxx0.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ● If you are logged in to the Second Blessings site you will not need a print code. However, if you are asked for one, the print code for Second Blessings is PL181112371. ATTACHING TAGS ● Do not place tape over the bar codes. ● When tagging clothes use safety pins to attach the tags as it is the only proven way to keep your tags on your items. Tagging guns save time but the tags get torn off on the rack. ● Sort your clothes by gender and size before tagging for efficiency. ● When tagging items in a bag, tag should be taped on the outside upper right corner of the bag. Be sure to indicate the number of pieces on the sales tag. ● Tape tag securely to all toys or items. ● Any bags should be taped shut with the tag taped to the outside of the bag. DROP OFF ● You must register for a drop off time ● Seller merchandise drop-off is Monday, February 17th from 1:00am - 4:00pm and Tuesday, February 18th from 9:00am—12:00pm and from 4:00pm-7:00pm. ● We will not accept any items on the CPSC recall list. ● We cannot accept items not properly packaged, bagged, tagged or labeled. ● Organize before arriving to drop off your items before the sale, the clothing items should be organized by gender and size. ● Each Seller will receive a layout of the merchandise area and will be responsible to place their own items in the appropriate designated areas.

Price Guidelines. This guide will give you tips and ideas for pricing items so that you are putting money in your pocket and not taking your items back home. You are certainly welcome to price your items as you see best, but here are a few things to keep in mind when considering your pricing: ● Lower priced items sell more quickly. ● Consider marking your items for reduction on Saturday. ● Items sell best at about 1/4 of the original retail price. For example, a Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx jacket that sells for $40-50 new will sell quickly for $10. However, a nondesigner jacket will sell well at $2-5. ● High quality shoes may sell well for $8-10, whereas Target, Wal-Mart or Payless shoes should be priced lower. Remember shoes must be in "like new" condition. ● Pack-n-Plays sell between $25-50 depending upon condition, model, and year. ● Newborn basic layette items should be priced inexpensively to sell quickly. Consider putting several of these items in one bag. ● Items must be priced at $1 or above, in half-dollar increments (For example: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50). Lower priced items should be grouped together and sold as one item. ● Searching Craigslist, eBay, and Facebook Market are also good ways to research current pricing. PRINTING TAGS ● Use ONLY 60#, 65# or 67# WHITE Cardstock Paper. ● NO dark colored tags will be allowed. ● Cardstock is a heavy paper that can be pinned to clothing and other items. It can be found at any store that sells paper i.e. Wal-Mart, Target, Office Max and Office Depot. If you do not use cardstock, your tags may tear off and be lost. ● No regular paper. ● No fuzzy or textured paper. ● Must use a printer with normal toner. Ink jet printers are preferable. ● Dot matrix printed tags will not be accepted. ● Must use NORMAL or DRAFT print setting – BEST quality is too dark and causes the bar codes to bleed. Test one page of tags and make sure the bar codes are crisp and clear and not bleeding when you begin. ● Make sure that if you have a color printer, you have selected “Black Cartridge Only” from the printing properties screen. Otherwise, the tags can appear purple and blurry. ● In order to print You must be logged into the Second Blessings website at xxx.xxxxxx0.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ● If you are logged in to the Second Blessings site you will not need a print code. However, if you are asked for one, the print code for Second Blessings is PL181112371. ATTACHING TAGS ● Do not place tape over the bar codes. ● When tagging clothes use safety pins to attach the tags as it is the only proven way to keep your tags on your items. Tagging guns save time but the tags get torn off on the rack. ● Sort your clothes by gender and size before tagging for efficiency. ● When tagging items in a bag, tag should be taped on the outside upper right corner of the bag. Be sure to indicate the number of pieces on the sales tag. ● Tape tag securely to all toys or items. ● Any bags should be taped shut with the tag taped to the outside of the bag. DROP OFF ● You must register for a drop off time time. ● Seller merchandise drop-off is Monday, February 17th 18th from 1:00am - 4:00pm and Tuesday, February 18th 19th from 9:00am—12:00pm and from 4:00pm-7:00pm3:00pm-7:00pm. ● We will not accept any items on the CPSC recall list. ● We cannot accept items not properly packaged, bagged, tagged or labeled. ● Organize before arriving to drop off your items before the sale, the clothing items should be organized by gender and size. ● Each Seller will receive a layout of the merchandise area and will be responsible to place their own items in the appropriate designated areas.. ● We will have limited carts for your use during this time, so plan appropriately and