Folder Trophies/AwardsShipping a large trophy


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 From:  Bill (ALBILLBERT2000)
 To:  Ron (RONRUSH) 
4933.5 In reply to 4933.1 
Silly question.. why not do what the florists do.. have another shop close to the customer build it for you and deliver it for you.. You send them the pieces and pay them what it would have cost you to ship.. If someone asked me I think I would do it.. as long as I made a profit on my time..
 

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 From:  gt350ed
 To:  Ron (RONRUSH) 
4933.6 In reply to 4933.1 
Depending on what "several hundred miles" means, why not consider literally meeting them half-way and have them pay for your gas, etc.

This would necessitate that you both have vehicles capable of handling the trophy, but would insure that the trophy would be handled with care. If need be, you could even show them how to assemble/ reassemble at the half-way point.

Just make sure and collect all that you are owed before leaving home. Make it a fun weekend trip, if possible.

Ed Holley
Victor Valley Trophy & Awards Co.
and Coffee Mugs Online
www.coffeemugsonline.com

 

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 From:  Ron (RONRUSH)
 To:  gt350ed 
4933.7 In reply to 4933.6 
That's an excellent idea!!! Thanks Ed!!!
 

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 From:  Ron (RONRUSH)
 To:  Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) 
4933.8 In reply to 4933.5 
That's a good idea too. I had thought about possibly doing that. I'm still not sure where the trophy is going yet. It is either NC or FL but the guy hasn't got back to me yet. Once I find out, I may try to locate a trophy shop nearby.
 
 
     
 

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