Wednesday, October 24, 2007

FACTS OF ORIGINAL REJECTED PERFUMES

Rejects can occur in the factory and also during or after sale...

1) AFTER SHIPPING REJECT- after shipping reject is one of the common rejects for all products. In most cases, it will only effect the packing (box) but not the bottle. Since people won’t buy any defect items at the counters as customers only demand for the perfect item even with the box, this rejected item will end up at the warehouse. Another reason why our products have no boxes...

2) FACTORIES REJECT- it would be impossible to produce products without reject. Most company (factory) only achieve 99.8% yield (output) where 0.2% is rejected e.g. 99.8%x1000000 = 998000 bottles. The rest are rejected (2000 bottle). Why they are rejected? It could be Scratches, wrong branding etc. These reject will never be thrown away. They have their own vendor for disposal. Since there are so many manufacturers for brand of perfumes, it will be enough for people like us to trade them... Factory reject outlet is no longer strangers among us anymore. Their stores are everywhere. Nike, Levis, Ralph Lauren and lots more branded items are selling there. Are they selling fake item? No, they are original and customer has no doubt at all. But it had been sold with lower price as they are rejected...

3) EXPIRIES- After quite some times perfumes also will expire. Let say for 1 batch is valid for 8 month. If the item failed to be cleared on time, it will be returned to where it came from. Then manufacturer will reduce the output base on the sale demand. But the different is perfumes are still in good condition even after the date line.

The most important point is REJECTS ARE NOT FAKE. They are original but the qualities are slightly lower. Not quality of the perfume but only the surface or physical part of it, mostly the bottles. For those who have my perfume, I believe you do understand what I’m trying to say here… and lots of thanks for being so supportive.

Disclaimer - if you believe that I’m wrong, this never meant anything to you.

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