Submit a Trade Equipment Evaluation Request
To complete a Juniper Equipment Evaluation Request, click the “Get Started Now” button below to begin. Once submitted, you will receive an email confirmation and one of our Juniper deal desk representatives will be back in touch within 2 business day or sooner.
How It Works
Juniper is an exciting new sales opportunity designed to help upgrade current Juniper install base customers to newer technology and accelerate migration cycles. Never before has it been more cost effective to upgrade your customer’s network infrastructure to the next level of performance and power!
- Valid only for deals over $300,000.
- Click the “Get Started Now” or “Submit Evaluation Request” button and provide all the required information regarding your evaluation request.
- Juniper deal desk will evaluate the equipment and provide a deal response within two business days.
- If accepted, NSP will be pre-approved by Juniper and provided as a line item discount.
- Trade equipment must be returned to processing center in working condition with no physical damage or mechanical defects.
Trade Process
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Work with Juniper to identify next level solutions for your customer needs.
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Identify trade equipment and request evaluation. Purchase new equipment before December 31, 2016.
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Once your new solution is deployed, Juniper TradeWRX Representatives will be in touch to assist with equipment returns.
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Carefully package and ship your trade-in equipment to our Trade Processing Center. If you require materials or need assistance, contact us.
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Once trade-in equipment is received, processed and qualifying purchase verified, a trade credit is issued.
Packing and Shipping Requirements
IT equipment requires special care when packaging to avoid damage during shipping. All trade equipments and components in the same condition they were when de-installed. Please use special care and follow the packaging guidelines below to ensure the equipment arrives properly.
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Prepare the Package for Shipment
Include enough packing material to ensure that movement will be restricted during shipping.
It is preferable to package and ship items individually. If you must ship multiple items within the same box, ensure that each item is separated by packing material. Items should never be packaged loose or unprotected.2
Select the Proper Packaging
If available, it is always best to use the box your de-installed equipment arrived in when originally purchased. If it is not available, select a box of similar size that is in new (or good) condition. All boxes should be securely sealed and fixed onto pallets. Avoid boxes and pallets that have been damaged or crushed.
Items should never be shipped without foam, bubble wrap, or a static bag. Please be cautious to use a material that is specifically created for shipping sensitive electronics. Some packaging materials may conduct static electricity and damage the items.3
Seal the Package
Seal all boxes with appropriate packing tape. Use enough tape so the package will ship securely.
Do not use masking tape or “Scotch” tape to seal packages.4
Strap to Pallet
Cover the package and strap securely to a pallet. If your shipment is unstrapped or improperly strapped it may easily tip and damage the entire shipment. No part of the packages should overhang any side of the pallet. Do not load pallets in excess of 1.5 meters in height.
Items must be boxed before strapping to a pallet. Never ship unboxed items.Shipping Suggestions
It is recommended that you use an accredited national shipping company such as UPS or FedEx. Both companies are able to handle single box shipments as well as palletized larger loads. If your equipment is on the smaller side, you may want to consider shipping a USPS Priority Mail flat-rate box. The United States Postal Service will deliver priority packing materials for free, allow you to print shipping labels from their website, and schedule a pick-up for free.