1.4 Billing

Billing for the tags is performed instantly the moment you purchase them including a $10 handling fee. Cost of tags decrease as the quantity of tags increases. If you provide us with your valid UPS number it will be used for billing the shipping charges, other wise your credit card will also have the shipping charges applied to it upon shipment.

Shipping occurs from the logistically closest printing center to the ship to location.

        1.4.1 Cost of Tags

The cost for encoded tags is subject to the quantity you are purchasing. The cost per tag for 1-10 tags is $4.95/ea., 11-20 $4.50/ea., 21-30 $4/Ea., 31-40 $3.50/ea., 41-50 $3/ea., 51-100 $2.50/ea., 101-200 $2/ea., 201-500 $1.50/ea., 501+ $1/ea.

There is no minimum order.

        1.4.2 Custom Format Design Charges

Custom Formats Design $0* (We reserve the right to charge for custom format creation at the rate of $100/hour but will credit 100% back into your account to be used toward tag purchases)

    1.5 Customizing Formats to meet your needs

Do you need a format that you don’t find on line? Ask us, and we can create a custom format for you. Depending on the complexity of the format, there may be a slight charge for the format creation which we can credit a portion of back into your account. We want to build this site for our customers, so contact us at 800-211-0768 or e-mail us your detailed request at formats@paragonrfid.com.

    1.6 Terms and Conditions

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    1.7 Security Policy

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2. About RFID

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) refers to a technology that utilizes Radio Frequency signal to identify an object. You may use RFID today and not even know it, in your car for security, for toll booth payment, or in the form of a security access card.

This site is focused on the fastest growing segment of RFID technology, for use in logistics and item identification. The RFID tags we produce are for identifying shipping cases and pallets per the specification out lined by the EPC and the DoD. The requirements set forth by major retailers such as Wal-Mart, Target, Albertson’s, and Best Buy are planning to take advantage of the EPC standards for identification utilizing standardized RFID technology.

The current initiatives call for RFID tags to be placed on cases and pallets, not the individual items, however it is the intent to identify items ultimately. As the initiatives change and expand, so will this site.

To learn more about RFID visit some of the related Links in our Links section.