[PrintOwners] full color fold over bus cards

[Mike at arborprinting.com]

Fold the card in half the other way, which should show both sides, and send 
that.
Michael Shuta

Arbor Printing & Graphics, Inc.
5100 Academy Dr., Ste 100
Lisle, IL  60532
630-969-2277
www.arborprinting.com
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From: "Dominick's Printing" <dominick at fmtc.com>
To: "Discussion List for Printing Business Owners Only" 
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Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 9:33 AM
Subject: Re: [PrintOwners] full color fold over bus cards


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> So, why are you not doing these in house if $130 is "pricey"?????? 
> Actually that is cheap!
>
> For us, because they are are custom and have "value added" quality, we do 
> them in house and have no complaints charging $400 for 2500.
>
> Quality, customer service and control on the product is the best way to 
> go.
>
> Joe Dominick
>
> Dominick's Quality Printing
> 542 W. Idaho Avenue
> Ontario Oregon 97914
> 541.881.1121
> Fax 541.881.1599
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> www.dominicksprinting.com
> dominick at fmtc.com
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> Greg Weinfurter wrote:
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>> Just tried GR Print for my fold over business card.
>>
>> The card is obvious as to how it gets backed up.  It was idiot proof, 
>> except for the idiot at GR Print that backed them up "up side down".
>>
>> They do not save samples, so they told me I must take pictures of the two 
>> sided card showing that is backed up wrong.  The only problem is that I 
>> can only take a picture of one side at a time.  duh.  Then upload them to 
>> their complaint department for review and then a decision will be made as 
>> to whether or not they will rerun them.
>>
>> And the cost for 2,500 4/4 fold overs was more than $130.00, kinda pricy 
>> I think.
>>
>> Greg
>>
>>
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