Re: Mailing Tubes

[tommy <tommy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve,
that's a good ideal to rubber band the prints. We also put a warning
label on the out side of the tubes telling the customers to be careful
removing the prints or they will tear. It also states, WE DO NOT REPLACE
TORN PRINTS. I had a teacher walk up to me and tell me her student
received their print torn. What I wanted to do was laugh out loud and tell
her she was out of her mind, but no, i didn't, i replace the print and
from then on the warning label is on ever panoramic print we deliver.

Tom Hathcock.

Steve Shapiro wrote:

That's IT!  That's the one I use!

I rubber band the roll included inside 2 1/2 inch self closing tubes and can
get as many as a dozen 8 inch by 33 inches; the ones I buy are 10 by 2 1/2;
but they have everything but 2X2 square, folding boxes.

If you send the pics coiled without the band they'll bend when the client
tries to get them out; but I wrap their reiept on the outside, too; and have
never had a complaint during the one 50 print sales shipped.

After I recieve payment on the second fifty I can then pay for the 100
tubes.

Steve Shapiro

S. Shapiro
----- Original Message -----
From: <Dforth617@xxxxxxx>
To: <panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 9:53 PM
Subject: Re: Mailing Tubes

> Bob,
>
> Try a business called U-Line that calls themselves a shipping supply
> specialist.  They have anything you would need!  1-800-295-5510
>
> Don
>