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Until the sign is fixed, when folks ask your "crappy" client about the mistake, you will get blamed......

These were left over from my Insurance Adjuster days.......Back in the "olden days" we used to send paper reports to insurance companies.....Pretty much every adjuster used stickers like this to get the attention of examiners at the insurance companies.....

Pat you got a heck of lot more of a description than a "typical" client would give you...lol....I will see if I can find my camera.....

I found a box in my basement.....It contains 22 rolls x 1,000 1" round bright orange paper stickers....They say "Cheque Requested" in a circle with a "maple leaf" in the middle....I no longer have a use for them so if someone wants them, they are yours for the cost of Canada Post...

Look for a supplier of "flexible packaging"....Not sure who that might be or if you can find a few as several thousand.....

Do you allow your customers to supply their own substrates????

Most major label printers "convert" their own and will sell blanks.....

Frank at Silver Mountain Graphics does great work.....

Thanks.....

IMO and I have known to be wrong....Adobe will abandon Mac versions.....Many small businesses are taking a DIY approach and buying Illustrator to use on the PCs they already have......

Not even close to a "NIGHTMARE".....If this day ever comes, state taxes will be built into programs like QuickBooks.....Every month (or what ever the period is) you can ask QB to make a report......Then you will send the report and your payment to clearing house (service provider) who will file...

https://revenue-pa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/214/~/are-shipping-and%2For-handling-charges-subject-to-sales-tax%3F

Yes our taxes are higher but not by that much...."Rich" Americans are better off than "Rich" Canadians but average and poor folks are generally better off in Canada....If you are making mortgage payments it gets skewed a bit in your favour as your income gets higher....

And "Toonies" to pay for my C$120.50 a month in premiums with No deductible, No lifetime cap and No denials for "Pre Existing Conditions"....

So why do many of you US folks think the Canadian system is so bad?????

I find Google gives enough results to give you a "ball park" figure....

This? http://www.fellers.com/pdfs/BannerFlex%20install.pdf http://www.fellers.com/pdfs/

Many of my government clients pay by direct deposit....I like it because payments are mostly instant.....some are 100% this way and others will still allow the option of a cheque or credit card...If your client decides they need to pay you this way and you do not like it, you risk losing this...

http://www.unisource.ca/unisource/en/

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