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Disney told me 80k per year to get on a waiting list to possibly be considered if a licensing spot opens up lol. Like you I was trying to compete with Roommates (York Wall Coverings, largest and oldest wallcovering producer in USA). That was about 10 years ago so I guess I'd be out 800k at this...

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I design and get files ready for print at home. The home PC is my main PC and has every work related file on it and everything is backed up to 2 cloud services. Every morning I load up the new files on a portable hard drive and take them to the shop. At the shop I copy the files over to the RIP...

I have everything auto backed up to 2 cloud services but I need all those files on the rip pc because any one of the files could be needed that day. Getting it even from a local server/NAS takes too long. not sure if there is a way to rip from a NAS, haven't looked into it too much but it would...

The holdup is I have 15 TB of data and adding 100gb daily during busy times , mechanical is the only way. having 2 local copies of 15TB and growing gets expensive. i do lots of wall murals and when everything is split up into panels each order ends up being 5+ Gigs. I like to keep the files for...

I purchased a new rip PC when I bought a Colorado. Ryzen 5800x, 32 gig ram and adding more and more Hard drives as needed. Handles Onyx 422 no problem, sometimes I'll open 20+ files that are 1 gig each and it rips them no problem. The mechanical HD read speed is the bottleneck with the huge files

I have an old computer converted to a server running True NAS getting backed up to Carbonite and Backblaze, Right now there are 4 10TB drives in the server, mirrored for a total of 20TB storage. Running low on space so will add more, the mother board has 8 sata plugs so still have some room to...

I can't tell a difference printing with UV or ecosol on oracal vs orajet . supposedly the difference is in handling and the printable vinyl wont have any contamination that could affect print quality.

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I keep a small balance in my paypal account, transfer almost daily. Only time I've had problems was with chargebacks (someone using a stolen card) but thats out of PayPal hand and the cc company decides that one

Why would a reputable brand intermediate vinyl, printed with Genuine Roland inks not look good? needed to last short term, but customer left it on and surprisingly lasted very good here in TX weather

I have printed 651, no laminate, looks the same as day one 5 years later on truck back windows

paypal has paypal payments pro, you wont even know you just paid with paypal, works like any other CC processor

What system do you use, there are ways to make it automated. I'm using bigcommerce and all of the tracking numbers get to paypal automatically

Every transaction for physical goods, you must supply tracking number if you want to have seller protection. Without a tracking number a buyer can say they didn't get it and you'll lose the claim. If there is no shipping involved it would be a good idea to have a signed paper from the customer...

Have you had any cases opened against you? any chargebacks etc?

I process CC payments through papal, I had to submit ID, SSN, EIN etc and phone interview. I think paypal can have legitimate reasons to ask for that info. Call paypal from a number on the real paypal website and see if that is actually them requesting the info

Does it actually cut incorrectly? the preview doesn't show the cut lines accurately for me but the cutting is always where it is supposed to be

GF 500, uscutter sells it rebranded as greenstar vinyl too

I'm in TX, $15 is good staring wage for someone that has to be taught how to use scissors. I'm amazed by how many people don't know how to use scissors. Fast food places are paying under $10 starting here