[PrintOwners] Customer & Broker artwork dilemma. :~|

[Artigy1 at aol.com]

We prepared art for a customer and they took the proof to another  printer.  
They canceled order with us so we sold the art to the other  printer .  
everyone happy, triple win on this one.  It happened in  West Palm Beach on Dixie 
highway back in 87.  I had a PIP and my friend  Steve had a Sir /speedy.  We 
worked together  and all was good.   We were usually smiling when these things 
happened.  Strong Allies are a  must!
 
Hope all is going good Steve, 
Roger Jackson
Artigy Printing Company
Portage Mich
 
 
In a message dated 1/22/2008 11:59:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
char at themasterspress.com writes:

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You are not doing anything  dishonest to the customer.  They have not paid
anyone for the art work  anyway.  So why should you tell them you already
have it.  This  just keeps the broker happy also.
ch

Charlene Sims

The  Master's Press, Inc
14550 Midway Road
Dallas, Tx   75244
972/458.8758 * 972/387.0046 * fax  972/404.0317
char at themasterspress.com
www.themasterspress.com

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[mailto:printowners-bounces at printweb.org]  On Behalf Of Ron Sardo
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 10:47 AM
To:  Discussion List for Printing Business Owners Only
Subject: Re:  [PrintOwners] Customer & Broker artwork dilemma. :~|

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David Monto wrote:
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>
> On 1/22/08 11:07 AM, "Ron  Sardo" <po-lists at sugarloafprint.com> wrote:
>
>    
>> Does look like the best option.
>>
>> Is this a  long time client?
>>     
>
> Since 2004.  About $7000 last year.
>
>
>   

Finding a  broker that is willing to pay you when he was stiffed is a 
rare commodity  these days.

If this customer pays on a timely basis, then you need to  keep both 
parties happy.

Reimbursing the broker and not telling the  client keeps everybody happy



-- 
Ron Sardo
Sugarloaf  Print  Shop
mailto:po-lists at sugarloafprint.com
www.sugarloafprint.com
570-788-5099  . Fax:  570-788-6077

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