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What the heck is "proceed"?

I've not done a TON of digging because I figured if someone had ordered them before they could save me the screwing around, but I haven't ever seen these from any of my suppliers before, and I have a customer that wants them....anyone know?

I've only ordered from them once. My aluminum blanks were destroyed when they got here...they said keep them and use them if you can, and sent out new ones same day, had them the next day. That being said, I don't order massive stuff from them, and UPS delivers it all. Seems like a lot of...

Phillip does my stuff...almost always a home run with no changes on my projects. Love it!

Wow...after reading all this, I'm not sure I want to do anything but keep my JV3 alive. All I've had to do is put pumps in it twice and one damper. That's in seven years. If they don't buy it back or replace it with something better, that's enough reason to me to never buy an Epson.

Yea, actually, they are my only rep that DOES stop by. I'd rather they didn't unless I had issues and needed to talk to them, but whatever. I guess I don't mind waiting on hold to order, that's pretty much standard anywhere, but they used to always take the 90 second approach. It'd be nice...

I'm assuming the "answer your call in 90 seconds or less" isn't in play at Feller's anymore.

I can't really help you with that, but I can tell you, I bought Paint Shop Pro 7 YEARS and YEARS ago, but I still install it on every new Windows machine I buy. It loads way quicker, and I use it for basic editing for the quickness of it if nothing else.

Anything that looks like a moron typed it, you can normally tell is a scam.

I'd say 75% of the stuff I print, I still have to contour cut it, so I'm still using my cutter everyday. On vehicles, I try to do more cut than printed since I'm not doing wraps. Now my Gerber, that's a dinosaur, but it still gets fired up every now and then. Also, I kind of feel like I've...

That's crazy. Would you assume that him and like one other dude on earth have ever delt with that, and he's the only one we've heard of cause he's not in the middle of nowhere in a third world country?

+1 for Dennis @ D&T. Just got an order in from him today actually.

Not trying to criticize...I can't say either way as I've never even heard of it, let alone used it. I just saw the picture of someone in a business suit holding a laptop on a beach in a lawn chair...you can't tell me that isn't SLIGHTLY random.

I cut a scrap piece of magnetic to 20", slap that on the side, snap the picture, then just scale it 1:1 in Illustrator. I don't do wraps or anything mega-coverage, so I don't know how accurate this way is, but it's always close enough I can cut it and apply it when the vehicle comes in with no...

I can't tell you how many times I've taken off my jeans and tshirt, and put on my business suit, and driven to the beach, gotten out a chair, and then sat and worked on my laptop right there on the spot. Signvox is SO awesome for that.

For me, it depends on the customer. If someone I've never done business before comes in, they generally pay when they pick it up. If it's a larger job and I don't know them, they'll pay 50% or 100% up front for it. If it's someone I don't trust at all, (and yes, I judge every single person...

Whenever I have work that my freelance designers need to incorporate, I just send them a file. Keeps it simple.

Doing it on glass will help too. I just have a counter top, but if I come across a giant piece of glass...I'm using it.

Doesn't Merritt do the blueprint thing? I was thinking they could scan large stuff for some reason.

I was thinking the same thing. LOL.