This one takes the cake! - Engraving Etc. Forum

From:	John (ICTJOHN)	2 Nov 2004
To:	Zonas	16 of 25

122.16 In reply to 122.10

Zona,

Another digitizer for embroidery is

www.volant-tech.com

Nice web site, great service, good price, you can have it fast or 2 days regular service.

John www.creative-awards.com email: creativeawards@msn.com

From:	Lisa (TROPHYUSA)	2 Nov 2004
To:	Zonas	17 of 25

122.17 In reply to 122.10

I haven't been on the Forum in a while but this thread caught my eye. I had many problems with TDI, and then discovered LogoFax. I understand there is actually a lawsuit or something between TDI and LogoFax and I'm not sure the details but LogoFax is on the up-and-up where TDI is the offender. Anyway, I have used LogoFax and never looked back. They digitize for engraving and embroidery, I have purchased their logo books and they are constantly coming up with new and wonderful items. They also respond quickly and have a great website

www.logofax.com

Their logo packages have been well worth the investment and I'm looking at their latest color logo packages that can be used with laser or sublimation!! Try them!

Lisa Regensburg
www.trophyusa.com

Commit your work to the LORD, and then your plans will succeed.
--Proverbs 16:3, NLT

From:	James (TILER02)	3 Nov 2004
To:	logojohn	19 of 25

122.19 In reply to 122.18
I bought Smart design for corel 8 several years ago, They over billed me too. I thought it was a waste of money. Every time I did anything to the computer I would have to call them to get a new code. Finally just got disgusted and left it off.

From:	kathy (KRAM1310)	3 Nov 2004
To:	ALL	20 of 25

122.20 In reply to 122.19
I was just following this thread and went to logofax.com to check them out and after registering was only allowed to see a few "samples". So must you pay them just to see what they sell?

From:	Fred (FREDQ1E)	10 Nov 2004
To:	kathy (KRAM1310)	21 of 25

122.21 In reply to 122.20

Moved to By/Sell Advertising.

Harvey

EDITED: 11 Nov 2004 by HARVEY-ONLY

From:	Cindy (CINDYM)	12 Nov 2004
To:	Lisa (TROPHYUSA)	22 of 25

122.22 In reply to 122.17
We've purchased custom logos from all mentioned and Mike at Engravers Gallery is still the best in my book. The other places always missed our deadlines, were way over on what they quoted us, or didn't do a very complete job with the actual logo. I kept moving from company to company after Lamro got too expensive for our clients - I like Lamro's quality, but I just could not get clients to pay to have their logos digitized at the amount I was having to charge to cover my costs. I still get most of my stock logos from Lamro, but all my custom work goes to Mike at Engravers Gallery, and as long as he will keep doing them, I'll keep sending them there. Cindy

From:	Colin (MATROPHY)	31 Jul 2005
To:	Zonas	23 of 25

122.23 In reply to 122.8
I know this is an old thread but I was just reading it. I had similar problems with TDI - almost identical - and switched to Lamro. I started using TDI again to convert some logos that they had done for me on one machine that needed to go on a new machine. Anyway, I got the same message about the guy leaving there and contacted him and he is doing it on his own now. He is very prompt and reasonably priced and does any necessary revisions or changes until the logo is right. I presume that he does embroidery logos too but don't know for sure. Not sure what the deal was at TDI so I don't want to post his contact info here but if anyone wants to contact him, let me know off-line and I'll give you the info

From:	Zonas	1 Aug 2005
To:	Colin (MATROPHY)	24 of 25

122.24 In reply to 122.23

Please send the information to me as I lost the email. Send it to: zonas (at) earthlink (dot) net

Thanks!!

From:	Da Big Fish (JOHNFISH)	1 Aug 2005
To:	Zonas	25 of 25

122.25 In reply to 122.24

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