Essentially HPLC/MS should be for your own benefit. Just like we want to get what we pay for, you should want to get what you pay for. As you start ordering larger amounts of raws, it should be in your interest to get them tested to make sure you aren't getting screwed. You send out a couple hundred vials with made with bad raws, its going to reflect poorly on you to the point you might not recover.
It's really up to you to find that connection and figure out when it's cost effective for you. We'd like to see the results.
Also don't get a website. I don't trust that a source of your size will be able to do it securely. Stick to email with PGP encryption.
Thanks for your input. I am in agreence with the points you have made. I will continue to keep my eyes open for a MS/HPLC source. My problem is finding a reliable and honest source for testing. I am positive there will be a fee associated with such testing and just like how I would like to avoid being burned from buying bad raws, I would like to avoid being burned from fake MS sources. The point brought up earlier by another user about "Angus" testing, supports the assertion that there are dishonest MS sources out there. Being too eager to jump onto any MS source is a surefire way to get scammed. As a result, I will need time to even have a chance of finding a legitimate MS source.