Understanding Barcodes & Where To Buy Them In 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2020
- www.barcodestalk.com
Believe it or not, purchasing barcodes isn’t as difficult as it may sound. The easiest way
to get yourself up to speed on the barcode landscape is to understand a brief history
of the conception of barcodes and how purchasing them went from “Buy only” to
“Buy vs. Rent”.
References
UCC Settlement Agreenment - www.barcodestalk.com/ucc-sett...
Shady Barcode Resellers - www.barcodestalk.com/shady-ba...
Timestamps
A Brief History on GS1
0:31
What is the UCC Settlement Agreement?
2:04
What's the Difference Between Renting and Owning Barcodes?
4:20
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Thank you!! I almost gave up on getting barcodes and therefore potential wholesale business because of the enormous cost of renting barcodes. Now I understand why it is that you can buy much cheaper ones, so my project to get my items barcoded continues :)
Excellent, excellent video!! Informative and straight to the point! Thank you!!
Thank you! This is packed with all the information I needed and more :-)
Pure gould! Thank you Johnathan for the video
The history part is so key!! Great video.
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the detailed information. 🙏
Thank you clear and direct information will check it out😊
You're welcome, glad to help!
great video i have just bought 5 bar codes from you, kind regards John
Very helpful video!
great video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Thank you
Thanks for making this video!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks very much for the prompt response.
Excellent video - thank you
Thanks for watching!
Great video!!, when you speak about the ucc are you talking about the uniform commercial code?
Yes, that is correct!
@@barcodestalk3975 good to know, thank you!!, also I have a question, the prefix of the barcode can I choose that? You can choose the prefix for specific countries, is that right?
Thank you very much
thank you
Hi Jonathan, excellent video, thank you. I am putting together a product for Amazon and hope to get your advice. I am manufacturing a new toy and designing the box myself in Photoshop. I formed an LLC and I am in the process of setting up a bank account and credit card at the bank near me. Next, I have to get my Bar code. Do you recommend I have it printed right onto the box? It will be easier than having to apply the printed labels. Appreciate your time. Thank you. Matt
Hello Matthew, this one boils down to personal preference. Printing adhesive labels can be rather cost-effective, however very labor-intensive. Having the barcode printed directly on the product is the exact opposite, virtually no labor (on your end) but can get pricey. If you're a new seller and don't mind the work, adhesive labels may be your best option. Before any of this, check with Amazon to make sure you need a barcode label on your product, in some cases, this is not a requirement. Good luck!
Thank you for the knowledge my friend! Do you all have business prefixes as well?
We sell our barcode numbers by the prefix, we also sell full prefix, however we do not offer a company specific prefix option at this time.
Hi Jonathan,
(1) Is there any difference between GS1-USA and GS1-India barcodes?. Whether the barcode purchased from any one of the country can be used any whereelse?
(2) Do you provide certifcate of ownership after purchasing the barcode from BarCodesTalk?.
Hello, great questions! (1) Technically there is a difference between GS1-US and GS1-India, as they each offer different country codes. Is the difference necessary? Not really, country codes are no longer necessary as barcode numbers in both UPC/EAN formats can be accepted worldwide without the need for a country code. (2) Yes, we do provide a GTIN Certificate of Assignment with each purchase. Thank you,
Great video! Where can I find the full list on retailers that require GS1 barcodes? I can't find it on your website.
Head to the website - Support - All Topics - Will my barcode work in every store.
Hope this helps!
i want to know more about bar codes. i intend to start a small business and preparing to use bar code. can you help me start?
thankyou
Great Video ! I started renting barcodes from gs1. I currently have two barcodes , can I just print them myself and place them on my products ? How can I be sure they will scan at the retail stores where they will be sold ? After seeing the video I realize I should’ve bought them from a third party 🙈 will definitely do so as soon as my subscription expires .
Yes, you should be able to use the image files GS1 provided to print your labels. If they do no provide image files you can find a free online generator to do so. We create each image and guarantee scannability for barcode numbers purchased from BarCodes Talk. If you're printing on your own you will want to test scan before mass printing. Hope this helps!
Hi, formerly, the old EAN13 was meaningfull. I mean, the first digits designated country of origin, then the manufacturer, the item number and finally the key digit. If we decide to buy your codes, is it still the rule ? Has the rule allowing reusability of any code not changed on the 1st of January, 2019 ? thks (sorry for my bad english)
Barcodes (GTINs) work globally.
The UPC (GTIN-12) is for the USA & Canada
The EAN (GTIN-13) is for the rest of the world
Note: We include both formats with every barcode purchase.
The barcode numbers (GTINs) are global ID numbers created by GS1 in the 1970's, and as the decades have gone on they now work world-wide in every country. The barcodes we sell (GTINs, aka: UPCs and EANs) are from GS1-USA, specifically from before 2002 when all UPC/EANs were grandfathered in, under GS1-US's class-action lawsuit settlement. This is how you can legally own a barcode instead of renting it for a very large sum + annual fees.
If you would like to read the differences in us vs GS1, you can review our FAQ on this topic (HERE)
Note 2: Choosing a GTIN based on the incorrect premise of having a desired "country code" is not technically beneficial as all POS systems globally use any EAN/UPC equally. Or put another way, any GTIN (whether UPC or EAN) can work in just about any POS system on Earth. This is why the standard was created in the '70s, to bring everyone under one umbrella to make international trade and interchangeability possible.
I hope that helps, let me know if you have any questions.
GTIN non reuse is still the rule. The internet and the circular economy has meant there is the need for this. The structure of the number does in fact represent the different elements as you say, you are correct. Numbers bought from anywhere other than GS1 will reflect the original licensee of that number in Amazons database, not the person who has just bought it.
I bought a upc barcode from GS1 US website. I want to change the product description of the barcode which we do while purchasing. I have not used the barcode anywhere. Do u know where is the button located on the GS1 website where i can change it?
I am very sorry but we do not have that information. While GS1 and BarCodesTalk both sell barcode numbers, we're completely separate companies. Good luck!
Thanks for the video. I had a couple of questions please:
1- I understood that GTINs are assigned specifically to an entity from GS1. If they are sold to another party, wouldn’t that mean that the original owner’s name would remain attached?
2- secondly, I think that Amazon are stating that GTINs will only accept GTINs rented from Amazon. Doesn’t that mean that it could be problematic to buy?
Thanks
1. There are only two ways to legally acquire a GTIN (UPC/EAN barcode number):
1: You can rent from GS1 for a hefty upfront fee + annual fees, forever.
Note: If you stop paying the fees they take the codes back and recycle/reissue them.
2: You can own outright, for life, from a legitimate barcode broker like ourselves. This is due to GS1/UCC's class-action lawsuit & their settlement in 2002. More on this here: (GS1/UCC Settlement)
Bar Codes Talk thanks. That’s what I understood from your video but the questions I’m asking are a bit different. They are: 1- as barcodes are associate with a particular organisation, how do they get reassigned to another entity on the GS1 database if they are bought without GS1
The second question is about Amazon’s advice to only get codes from GS1- does this mean that codes purchased from a broker will not be valid on Amazon or vendors could have problems in future?
Thanks in advance for answers on these two specific questions
@@googleuser3097 Bar code numbers only associate with organizations through GS1's outdated GEPIR system. The numbers we sell are legacy numbers, purchased before GS1's lawsuit, due to this fact GS1 refuses to update any information involving the numbers. However, this will not affect the use of the numbers in retails stores worldwide.
Yes, the GTIN’s (UPC’s/EAN’s) that we provide will work with their systems, as well as just about every other store on Earth. All retail P.O.S. systems globally use GS1's UPC & EAN formats for retail product identification. This is the known global standard, these standards were created in the 70's by the UCC, now known as GS1.
All of our GTIN's are from GS1-USA and specifically from before 2002, which is how you can legally own them and use them as you desire. Some stores may have arbitrary "invented" rules and you would need to check with the store first to make sure they follow the standards that GS1 operates on.
A note on Amazon:
We, as well as many thousands of Amazon sellers have clarified with Amazon’s seller support that their GTIN requirements have not changed and that sellers (you) are allowed to own your own GTIN's as long as they are legal.
We believe their recent communications have been to threaten those less-than-honest sellers who try to defraud Amazon’s open (trust-based) system by guessing or stealing other’s GTIN’s on purpose. *Using a company's GTIN without express permission is illegal. This does not apply if a seller is trying to create a listing based on an item that already exists in the market, aka "piggy backing" which was created & promoted by Amazon.
We provide more information on special barcode circumstances that only Amazon requires or limits within their private ecosystem, here: barcodestalk.freshdesk.com/solution/articles/16000080208-exceptions-to-gtin-usage-on-amazon
Thanks
You're welcome!
Hi. Does it mean that suppliers willing to work with Walmart have to rent the barcodes with GS1 only? Or can they buy from third party as well?
Wal-Marts physical stores do require the GS1 rented barcode numbers.
Hey, can we use your barcodes for Amazon fba? what if amazon rejects it in the future after finding out months later i created my listing that these are not from GS1 :/
Hello,
Yes, our bar code number works great on Amazon's platform. You can read more about this on our website here: support.barcodestalk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/16000080206-will-my-bar-code-work-with-amazon-and-other-online-retailers-
Hi, do I also need barcodes if I'm selling brand-name items such as a Zippo Lighter or Nike Sneakers? Or do I find their UPC code and use the same one as they do?
Great question! For that scenario, you will want the brand to give you access to sell their product. Operating on Amazon's Brand Registry is much different than the normal Seller platform, you'll be subject to many more guidelines. The main one being that you must go to GS1 directly for your barcode needs. Hope this helps, and good luck with your sales!
Hello, I’m trying to start selling on walmart (online private label products) do I need these UPC codes? and if so what is the cheapest way to get them? Thank you
Hello there,
Yes, it does sound like our UPC/EAN codes would work great for your needs. They can be purchased online at barcodestalk.com
How does purchasing a barcode from you benefit me as a recording artist now that CDs, Tapes aren't being sold. I need barcodes for my merchandise. But what is the purpose of the barcode? Do you Sell prefixes also or just the suffix numbers?
Hello there,
Although the physical version of CD's and Tapes are no longer being sold in stores there is still a huge online marketplace for digital albums and singles. Most platforms require you to have a unique product identifier to sell with them. Barcode numbers can also be very useful for keeping track of inventory. We sell full prefixes as well as individual barcode numbers. Hope this answers your questions, feel free to let me know if I missed something. Thank you!
So, if I understand this right is that; The Product information is not encoded in barcodes. It is associated with my UPC or EAN number at the retail level? My UPC or EAN numbers are associated with my company in your system? All of the UPC or EAN numbers i purchase from you are recorded under my company file?
Yes, that is exactly correct!
What type of barcodes do you sell? UPC-A, UPC_E etc. I have a site I can print after purchasing your barcode. But they asked for "Type of Barcode". I just want to be sure is on the list before purchasing
We supply both UPC and EAN, you will receive both formats with every single purchase.
hello there where would i get a EAN barcode for austraila
Hi I’m a new owner of a men and women clothing store, which barcodes do you recommend? Will they scan with any scanner? And also how many barcodes would you suggest I purchase? my store is 4500sqft, and how do I make them my own barcodes buy allowing my prices to show when scanned if that makes sense
Hello there, the answer to your questions would require a great deal of information. We suggest reaching out to our support team as you'll likely need to reference the information in the future and coming back to a TH-cam comment might not be the most convenient way. Thank you.
Does two same products have same barcodes or different (eg: does two good day biscuits have same or different ?)
Two of the exact same product can share a barcode number, however, any variance will require a new barcode.
Do I have to made my account with them later along with password to follow their 3 steps. Please let me know.
An account isn't necessary but we do recommend it. The biggest benefit to creating an account is the ability to login and access your barcode package no matter where you're at. With that being said, the barcode numbers are 100% functional without the account. Hope this helps! Cheers!
Thanks again. After purchasing these barcodes what will be the next step? Will I need to add the name of product and price before printing - sorry for the dumb question
You will want to assign the barcode numbers to your products. Which barcode number goes to which product is completely up to you.
Thank you for asking this question cause I’m literally scanning the questions to see if it was answered before I asked 😂
I am still confused on one point and that is if I buy from you, the original owner will still be listed as the owner to the prefix on the barcodes? How does this work in my benefit? Can the original owner say my products are theirs?
Hello there, the only place on earth that the original owner would be associated with the barcode number is in GS1's privately owned database. By no means is this information correct or official. We update the ownership information in our database as well as provide the GTIN Certificate of Assignment as proof of ownership. Hope this helps!
I have created a magazine on canva and printing it on Magcloud. Can I purchase a barcode to add to my cover and if so which one
You'd want to double check and make sure you do not need an ISBN or something more suited to magazines. If you do in fact need the UPC or EAN we will be glad to help! Give us a call or shoot us an email for any additional questions. Thank you!
@@barcodestalk3975 how would I find this out who do I check with because I'm only selling it on my business website that I own?
I wanted to know if I can use these barcodes for my isbn (bought from Bowker) number for books to sell
Hello, If you already own the ISBN numbers and simply wish to add bar code numbers to them, the bar code numbers we provide will work great for you.
@@barcodestalk3975 thank you, now I know and I’ll be making a purchase soon 🙏😁
Thanks for this informative video. I'm based in Australia and operate an online footwear brand. I have up to 300 SKU and looking to purchase UPC since we are selling globally and also on online market places.
Can you please advice how authentic are your code and how can I purchase directly from you. I will like to discuss my requirements with your team.
Our barcode numbers are 100% authentic and unique. They can be purchased from our website at BarCodes Talk. Please reach out to our support team with any questions. Thank you,
Isn't it illegal to use your company's barcode to list my product on amazon? I thought Amazon starts going through every single list on amazon to check whether the UPC of a listing matches the manufacturer of that listing. What's your thought about this?
Our UPC and EAN Numbers work perfectly for Amazon
Amazon uses the same GTIN (UPC/EAN barcode) standards the rest of the globe uses. This means that 99% of Amazon sellers are served with what we provide.
Here are the rare exceptions when GTINs would not be used on Amazon: support.barcodestalk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/16000080208-exceptions-to-gtin-usage-on-amazon
We also offer a Works-for-Amazon-Guarantee. Rest assured that you’re in good hands when purchasing from us.
Let us know how we can help,
This is the statement on Amazon seller central: We verify the authenticity of product identifiers by checking the GS1 database. EANs/UPCs that do not match the information provided by GS1 will be considered invalid. We recommend obtaining your product identifier directly from GS1 (and not from other third parties selling EAN/UPC licences) to ensure that the appropriate information is reflected in the GS1 database.
So yes they do have to reflect your company in the database. This is to try and help with counterfeiting. Numbers purchased from anywhere other than GS1 will not do this for you. You may be able to list today but are likely to have issues down the line. Its not illegal, there is no law against it (apart from in Brazil and China). It is Amazon terms of service. I am working daily with Amazon sellers who are experiencing issues with this and trying to change their numbers over, obviously not wanting to lose their reviews etc. Videos like this make me so angry as they do not see the issues they cause their customers down the line.
The numbers need to be managed centrally by one party so they do not clash, if they are not unique they dont work. Simple. Until we are at the point that blockchain or similar is mainstream in retail GS1 are that system. Given the barcode and the scanning tech is 50 years old already as retailers havent moved on still! I dont think things will change anytime soon. We have been trying to migrate US retailers from a 12 to a 13 digit number since the 'sunset' date over a decade ago.
You have a choice as a seller to get them from any GS1 office (there are 115 to choose from) who all have a local offering. Equally, GS1 US have recently started offering single numbers perfect for start ups. my.gs1us.org/product/1367/gs1-us-gtin - no renewal fee and registered to you as a business!
Sorry but I have another question
Once I buy the barcodes from your company, can I put a book price on them, is it included or no, if not how much are we talking about?
No problem! We supply the image for the bar code numbers itself. If you would like to alter that image you will have to do so on your own.
@@barcodestalk3975 thank you again 🙏👍🏾😁
I just subscribe 😊
Thanks for this video. I produce and sell spices. Can I use the barcode talk ?
Yes, of course! The barcode numbers we offer are good for almost any retail product worldwide!
I have a cosmetic products.Does EAN/UPC valid for cosmetic products?
Yes, UPC's/EAN's will work great on cosmetic products.
When buying barcodes do you have to explain what the product is to the barcode seller? Or can I just purchase them without giving any info on my products?
There is no need to explain the product during the purchase process, only when you're listing in a retail store.
Hi, Are there any restrictions for Food Items?
Hello there! There are no barcode-related restrictions for food items currently.
Is there a barcode I can scan that discounts the total price at pos? I'd like to offer this to some of my customers so they can just scan their barcode and get my discount
That would be a POS system feature, not necessarily a barcode feature.
If I buy your barcodes it is only a payment, and if so I can use it in my music album?
Yes, there is only a one-time payment and you will become the owner of that barcode for life. The barcode number will also work great for a music album or almost any other retail purpose.
Do I actually get a number/barcode? I sell wax melts to a local grocery store, they said 1 code is fine , can you give me a estimate how much that would be?
Yes, we supply the barcode number and the image file. The cost for a single barcode package would be $5.00 USD. Hope this helps!
I want to sell my own tobacco products at my smoke shop how do I go about to obtain a barcodes for that.. as well as hookah products. Lighters etc.. should each item have it'd own?
Yes, each unique product will need its own barcode number. For example: If you have one red shirt size small, you will need one barcode number and it can be used on that shirt as many times as you'd like. If you have any different sizes or colors you will need a new barcode for each variance. Hope this helps!
Please suggest me after purchase barcode from barcode talk can use in Indian market
Yes of course! We supply the EAN with each purchase, the barcodes will work great for the Indian Market.
Ok thanks Sir 🙏
Bar code:
1) Order a drink
2) Pay for it
3) Consume it
Please i v a barcode already how do i attached it or link to my product
You can assign the barcode to a product using a point of sale system or inventory management software.
Hi can someone clear this up for me please. if i sign up and receive 1000 barcodes for my £120 per year subscription, is this 1000 different barcodes or 1000 barcodes for 1 product?
Hello,
We sell barcodes, you may be confusing renting from GS1, as only GS1 has a subscription/renewal fee. We do not. Either way, whether renting from GS1 or owning from us, if you buy/rent 1,000 barcodes they are always from the same block/prefix.
I am based in Dubai. Can I buy from you and use a barcode for domestic and international business ??
Yes of course! We supply both UPC and EAN formats to ensure our customers are covered worldwide.
I bought a barcode back in 1996. I have lost it, so it has been innactive. I did retain 6 digits of it. How can I look it up to find the entire bar code?
PS - I am thinking of using it again. Since I own the barcode, shouldn't there be a database I have access to, where I can see the entire code for my records?
@@terryegodown7319 If the bar code number was purchased in 1996 you will want to contact GS1US, they were the only bar code provider at the time. Hope this helps!
@@barcodestalk3975 If I decide not to use the barcodes I have 100K, or so was the old UCC policy back then, is there a vehicle on which to offer them up for sale and how would I value them? Any references you could advise me to consult with?
@@terryegodown7319 You can reach out to us via email: contactus@barcodestalk.com
Are there any restrictions?
Barcodes themselves are universal, but there are things that UPC/EAN barcodes are not used for, like Books, or pharmaceuticals. Further, stores may have their own internal requirements that you may need to adhere to, so be sure to review their onboarding agreement first.
Hello Jonathan,
So I sell shoes, and each of them comes in a different style, a different name, a different leather, a different color of that leather, and a different size.
If I buy from you 200 UPCs, you'll give me the first six digits the same and then 200 different ways to finish those first six digits.
So if, for example, you give me the first six digit code 101010 and then I will choose number 1 for the style of shoes, "ballet flats," then number 17 for the name of the shoes, "LOLA," then 19 for the leather type "Arabic python," and then number 01 for "Red," and then 35 for size 35.
In this scenario, it will already be 15 digits, and that's too many.
But then, let's say we get the number of digits right to 12 digits. Do we then upload into your website the information that each of the 200 UPCs I bought from you represents so that any shop in the world scans it and reads that this is a "ballet flat called Lola made in red Arabic python leather in size 35"?
My main question is how this information gets updated in the GS1 database when not purchased through GS1.
My second question is if we can only use six digits after the first six digits that don't change, how can we do it for shoes? I understand the max number is 12.
If you were to purchase 200 barcode numbers you would receive 200 unique 13 digit EAN's and 12 digit UPC numbers. These would come from the same prefix (first 6 digits the same) and be in numerical order. The 200 numbers would be available for use on 200 different products. You would not need to add any digits.
We're glad to explain GS1's outdated GEPIR database.
GEPIR is an acronym: Global-Electronic-Party-Information-Registry. A fancy way of saying: GS1's private database.
If you visit GS1's GEPIR site and search any legal GTIN (UPC/EAN) number on earth you will see 1 of 3 things:
1: Up to date, GS1 owned: Any current barcode renter (This applies if you are currently licensing your barcodes annually).
2: Not up to date, privately owned: A historical database for all owned GTIN's dating from GS1's class-action lawsuit (settled on August 28th of 2002) going all the way back to the early 1970's when barcodes first came about.
3: No data, GS1 owned: If nothing appears, that is a sign that GS1 has yet to issue that barcode number out and that GS1 owns and controls that specific GTIN number.
If you search for a GTIN that is ownable (barcode under GS1's lawsuit/settlement) you'll find a different company name than your own, this is the original company who purchased the entire block of barcodes from the UCC (Now GS1-US) before 2002 and has since sold their full barcode rights to us, Bar Codes Talk.
Note: GS1 refuses to update their database with the current legal owner of the prefix/GTIN, which means that the name displayed will not match your own. They are able to do this because the absence of up to date information is not a falsehood, it is omission. This is business-as-usual for a monopoly like GS1, which is protecting it's interests and does not want to recount the class-action suit they had to settle.
First, let’s dispel two misconceptions:
Barcode numbers/images do not contain any product data/price information.
There is not a single, global database for retail barcode/product information.
To Assign/Register your barcode, do the following:
Step 1: First thing you would do is personally assign the bar codes to your products (Yes, it is as simple as it sounds), this is done by you/your company and you would have to keep your own records of these associations. Many use spreadsheets or their own Point of Sale system, either way we recommend having your records backed up in case your computer crashes.
Step 2: Provide this data to the store or online retailer where your product will be sold at. Each store has their own internal, private database (aka: POS / Point-Of-Sales System) that stores your data. This means that every new store/website you approach won't know anything about your product until you provide the data for them to put into their private system.
Step 3: Repeat for all new stores/websites/distributors you partner with to sell your barcoded products.
Note: A barcode scanning app is NOT the same thing as a retail store/scanner. When scanning a barcode using a smartphone app, these apps aggregate multiple publicly available product databases such as Google Shopping, Amazon, Shopify, as well as other ecommerce databases. To get your product to show up on these private apps, you would need to reach out to these private app "companies" and directly upload your product data to them.
Please reach out to our support team if you have any other questions.
Thank you,
Does Amazon accept your barcodes?
Yes, we even provide a "Works for Amazon" guarantee.
Hi, I'm from Ecuador, if I buy your barcodes it can work in my country, I'm starting a business, made of corn flour and I have 3 presentations, I will have to buy 3 barcodes
Hello there,
Yes, we supply both UPC and EAN barcode formats to ensure you're covered worldwide. The EAN variant will be the format you'll utilize in Ecuador. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you,
@@barcodestalk3975 Hello, if you already make the purchase and it works very well thanks to a good service guaranteed and I recommend.
I’m so confused about UPC and GTIN
They're essentially one and the same. GTIN is a blanket term similar to "barcode". A GTIN-12 is a UPC, a GTIN-13 is an EAN. When you take a deep dive into barcodes you'll realize there are a lot of unnecessary acronyms which can be confusing, once you're past that it's all pretty simple. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
@@barcodestalk3975 thank you so much for your response!! 💕
Hey bro I have a tequila company looking for barcodes. Any tips?
If you have questions regarding barcode numbers and how they can benefit your company please reach out to our support team. Cheers!
your website is an endless loop that doesnt work on edge. tried to checkout like 5 times.
Hello there,
We're sorry to hear you're having trouble during checkout. We're continuously growing and expanding our service, and with no downtime, it means we do occasionally experience some issues. We're currently going through a rebuild of our backend and it's causing a few issues. This should be fixed soon. In the meantime, we have found that clearing cookies or attempting the purchase from another browser have helped. Feel free to reach out to our team and we can place the order for you. Thank you!
My message was deleted??? So this company is real fraud?? I both 500 bar codes and when it come to check it was already in another product in AliExpress. Why did you dekker my message point it??
Hello there, I can assure you that we do not delete any messages here. We have over 200 million barcode numbers sold with an excellent customer service rating. If you're having issues with the barcode numbers we ask that you reach out to our excellent support team and they will help you resolve this right away. Cheers!
I need 100 barcodes pls assist me easy way
Feel free to visit our website: www.barcodestalk.com/bar-code-numbers
FAKE FAKE FAKE. They scammed me yesterday. I paid. Did not receive the barcodes. Contacted them. They did not believe I paid. I showed them my payment receipt. Still did not wanted to help. They told me to contact my bank and ended the convo. I ordered my first order 2 months ago. FOUND OUT THAT THESE ARE USED CODES! Lost my money. But even worse. Need to repack my production with new barcodes! Which is so much work! DONT ORDER HERE
You talk too much. Who cares about the company ? I don't.
Am starting a new business but how can I get barcode on my product
UPC and EAN Barcodes can be very complicated. Here's a guide that should help you through the process and make sure you're confident in choosing the best solution for yourself.
Services we offer:
UPC & EAN Barcodes (Digital): We assign you unique UPC & EAN barcode numbers that are required by most stores like Amazon. These are also know as GTINs or Global Trade Item Numbers.
Barcode Image Files (Digital): We generate a barcode image for you to send to your printer or to include on your packaging. We are able to do just about any barcode that's out there.
Printing Services (Physical): We print labels or tags that you attach to your products. We can even help you design and print full-color labels for your product packaging as well.
Most of our customers are interested in purchasing unique UPC & EAN Barcode numbers.
Our Pricing is located right here
Retailer requirements:
Retail stores will require each unique Product/SKU/Part/Variation you sell to have a unique barcode number.
The UPC (12 digits) is for use inside the United States & Canada.
The EAN (13 digits) is for use everywhere else globally.
(We always provide both formats for you so you are covered globally)
Here's a quick video showing how easy it is to purchase your barcode numbers
Easily Buy Barcodes - www.barcodestalk.com/bar-code-numbers
How to Order:
1. Figure out how many you need and visit this page to add the desired quantity to your cart.
2. Go through our quick checkout process, you will only need to provide the following information
Company Name
Address/Billing Information
Payment Method
3. Once checkout is complete, we instantly assign your unique UPC & Barcode numbers to your company. We offer a download link directly on the website as well as email your a link to download.
We have a wealth of educational information in our Support pages here
Let us know how else we can help,
is it possible to read the information contained in united sates postal service barcode, weight ,cost ,destination ?
I'm not sure how they structure their barcodes. I do believe they would have some sort of POS system or inventory management system in place to allow the barcodes to be associated with a parcel. We focus more on the retail side of the barcode numbers. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!
thanks