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Ahh, Robert...... don't you get the message ?? No one is interested in this. I've tried to be nice, but you are asking questions or looking for answers which have been answered many many times over the years. You're bringing up old hat and quite frankly, while it might be important to you...

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Was at Home Depot on Sunday and they had a whole sh!tload of them in 8', 10', 12' and 16'. Not around here.... anyways, not yet.

That's a kinda easy fix. You can approach from two points of view. Your counter person politely says, sir, would you mind moving behind the barrier for all of our protection........ or you pull out a 38" Louisville Slugger and say..... move behind the barrier, bub..... or else. I still have...

I always looked at it, as someone selling to the the end-user, from whatever device needed. Therefore, selling through a vending machine, outta your house, internet, brick & mortar building..... its endless the myriad of ways to sell goods or services. Even if you make it from start to finish...

Wouldn't it be more effective if the second choice was more of a series of other possibilities, like wholesale or fabricator ??

Give him a Mr. T starter kit.

That's all fine and dandy. If your business model needs that, then by all means do it. I didn't say it was wrong, but I know for a fact through personal and many friends in all kindsa businesses, this happens and it is grossly abused. I got a call about 8:30, just Friday night, from a regular...

If it bothers you, put up one of those giant sneeze guards. We have it posted on our door that you can wear a mask and we observe social distancing, but that doesn't mean you must enforce it 100%.

No problem whatsoever. Just be sure its really good and squeaky clean before you put it on. Oh, and make sure you do it right the first time, cause vinyl on vinyl has the best adhesion properties of all.

Smart kid. Was she adopted ????? :confused:

The only problem with that is..... you no longer have business hours. You are at their beckon call...... literally.

There's no need to play games and send love letters to everybody. It's a business transaction, from both sides. You always need to keep your vendors honest. Chumming up to one will work here or there, but not across the board, forever. Regardless of the vendor, you always need to price...

PM sent...... or as you requested, a DM. Hope that helps. We have perfect prints and results every time doing it the tworld ways i sent you..

I can't see your picture.

Do you have your overhead figured in ?? Insurance(s) ?? What about waste ?? You sound way too cheap. And like mentioned, don't itemize it for your customer, just give them an end cost totally. We usually price it with a printed cost and a lamination cost and recommend laminating almost...

No, I'm not missing your point, but I might've missed your personal experience. Back then, there was television, radio, newspaper, phonebooks, word of mouth and hitting the streets. Today, we have so many other avenues and having ads rammed down our throats with reinforcement is no longer...

What Fred is talking about is from like 50 years ago. Totally..... totally different back then. Different mindset, different circumstances and different values. The quest is the same, but not any of the parameters, except people were still involved.

Prove it...... or else !!! :supersmilie:

You dont need tutorials.... ya just learn as you go. Try not to be so anxious to figure it all out in your first week. Cripes, I'm here almost 14 years..... and I'm still learning. You just need to try it, see what happens and then try it again and again, til ya figure your way around. We're...