Have any of you ever hear of the Super Warehouse? It’s an online office supply store that carries everything from ink jet refills to a complete computer system. Entrepreneur Russell Schneider founded it out of a 2-bedroom apartment in October of 1997. His philosophy for the company is to provide five star services and to outperform his customer’s expectations. That’s a nice thing to care about in a time when self-checkout and negative customer service skills are taking over most businesses.

They have 16 warehouses strategically placed throughout the states so that customer’s can spend as little on shipping (and gas) and receive the quickest response time as possible. They can deliver to most locations within 1-2 business days. They’ve also got a deal running now where orders of $299 get free shipping, so if you’re in the market for some serious office supplies hurry on over before the deal ends.

My husband and I have a small home business and we just got finished getting the office ready. I’d been searching all over the place for affordable and eco-friendly office equipment when I ran across an ad for the "one stop shop for all the home and business office needs with the best selection of Eco-Friendly Name Brand products".

If you’re anything like me I can’t stand when companies advertise themselves as a one-stop shop when, in fact, you have to make more than one stop. So I skeptically hopped on over to superwarehouse.com and began searching through their site and I really couldn’t believe the array of products they carry.

Some of their most popular items seemed to be Canon scanners, Apple desktops, and HP laptops. I really need a scanner and they had a great selection by quite a few name brands. I had to stop and drool at the Apple MacBook Air while I was checking everything else out. Most people who know anything about computers don’t think this little gem is worth it but, being that I tote my laptop just about everywhere in my diaper bag, I would definitely unload a few extra pounds from that bag any day. My only problem is it would drop more weight from my pocketbook than anywhere else right now. However, for those of you who can afford it Super Warehouse offers it at an incredible price.

Another thing I thought was pretty cool was that they sell re-furbished printers. So many companies claim to be “eco-friendly” or “green” simply because it’s the cool thing to do nowadays, but most really don’t live up to their claims. The fact that this company actually carried something re-furbished is kind of cool.

If you check it out let me know what you think. Wow, this post is a lot longer than I planned ☺