As the word spreads about the benefits of URI International products and our exciting opportunity, people overseas are starting to take notice. You have heard about the exciting activity in Australia and the inquiries we have been receiving from other countries. We have now set up a way to quickly get our products into other countries.

URI International is pleased to announce our Not For Resale (NFR) program. The process of opening a new market, including registering product and getting warehouse space, translating sales material and changing labels, can be very expensive. Certainly that is a big part of our future, but rather than wait until all of that time and money has been spent, we have set up a process to make the products available immediately.

Here are some of the common questions about our new program:

How do I sign people up?

We have set up a country specific website for each country which will participate in this program. The first country is Australia, and the website is http://au.uriinternational.com. Simply log on to that site, have the person enter the address in Australia, and proceed as you would if you were signing someone up in the United States. You do need a sponsor to join URI International, just us my ID number of 25441 when filling out the order form.

What countries Are Next?

Currently Australia is the only country which is participating in the NFR program. We expect that New Zealand will be online within the next few days. We have other countries such as Mexico and some European countries which we expect to have online soon, along with South America and Asia.

How do I put my country on the list?

While it takes much less time and money to open countries for this program, it still takes some time and money, and we are trying to target the markets which will benefit the greatest amount of distributors. We encourage you to contact those people in foreign markets who are serious network marketers with an existing downline, those who may be looking for a new company, or those who have experience in opening up new markets. Please send specific details to us through info@uriinternational.com.

What about translated labels and advertising material?

Under the NFR program, we will not have product which is labeled for resale in the foreign market. The product will be the US labeled product which we are currently shipping to customers in the US. In addition, while we welcome the cooperation of distributors who may be interested in assisting the company in translating some of our material, the time and cost involved make it difficult for us to provide a local translation for all of our materials. Any advertising material should be done through corporate so as not to jeopardize the opportunity in the country.

Do I Need A US social security number?

A foreign resident will sign up in the United States as US distributors, but they do NOT need a US social security number or tax identification number, nor do they need a US address. They can sign up using their foreign residence address and we will ship the product directly to their door.

Can I resell the product?

"Personal Use" means that if you find someone who wants to purchase product from URI International, that person should sign up in the US as a US distributor and purchase directly from the company. You cannot warehouse the product and sell to customers from your own stock.

Will there be call center services for our countries?

We will maintain a US call center, which means that the business hours will be those of the US. We will continue to explore expanded hours of operation in order to service our foreign customers and distributors, but it will be some time until the full services are available as though we were doing business in the country.

Can I ship to another country?

We will only ship directly into countries which have been approved by our customs broker and announced to the distributor field. A distributor is free to purchase products, have them shipped to a US address, and then forward them to another country if they wish, but they would be responsible for any customs duties or tariffs incurred going across the border. Occasionally, products shipped into a country will be stopped at the border and held by customs until the contents can be reviewed for safety or other concerns. To avoid this happening, we have a customs broker which will get the products through customs so that there is no problem getting them into the country.