Subject	Well...this is not a full time affair.
Posted by	Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) on February 23, 2006 at 11:50 AM
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In Reply To	??? They are not good at answering emails or phone messages posted by dregos on February 23, 2006 at 09:07 AM
Message	Everytime you call, we are at work. Trust me your issue is on the list of things to be addressed and tackled this week. As much as I love TTNet and the calendars, there are other orders which have to take precedent at time. Perfect example, we have 13,000 trifold mailers for a local Design School that need to be trifolded, address lasered and packaged for bulkmail distribution. This is a multiple thousand dollar job...this job makes things like the calendars possible. Oh, ok now add this to the equation. Laura and I both work full time jobs. Laura is the head designer for a firm here in Tampa and I am a network analyst. I also have law school. So long story short, I'm sorry if we are not as ontop of things as some other businesses, but we do the very best we can with what time we have available. Perhaps, in the future I will have a secretary to handle this, but as for now I dont.
Follow Ups	DownShift magazine... - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 08:06:10 02/23/06 ??? They are not good at answering emails or phone messages - dregos 09:07:46 02/23/06 Well...this is not a full time affair. - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 11:50:42 02/23/06 Well perhaps the time it took to type this response, you - dregos 11:59:27 02/23/06 I'm not being rude. - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 12:11:46 02/23/06 Look, I am not getting into the war of words, for that just - dregos 12:17:46 02/23/06 This is not a war of words. - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 12:23:48 02/23/06 Accepted, and cool. Good luck and take care.... Dre (n/m) - dregos 12:26:02 02/23/06 USPS Priority flat rate envelope is ~$4. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 09:37:21 02/23/06 $4.05 to be exact. (n/m) - Guapo 09:53:59 02/23/06 but it says "Free Shipping!" (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 19:43:55 02/23/06 Look back a couple pages. - 92fairladyz (Yokosuka, Japan) 09:55:39 02/23/06 Over and over and over again. (n/m) - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 11:36:27 02/23/06 cry baby (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 10:00:57 02/23/06 No matter what they will always exist. - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 11:41:13 02/23/06 Constructive criticism? - Jackie 14:51:37 02/23/06 How trite of you. - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 16:17:44 02/23/06 I didn't really read most of what you wrote, - Jackie 00:19:28 02/24/06 Dude, On the site it says "free shipping!" - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 19:48:56 02/23/06 stfu, (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 19:51:37 02/23/06 Free means free as far as I know. Hey, can we hook up today? - DVDBURN (MD) 11:14:16 02/23/06 Its not free, it says on the first page what shipping is - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 11:37:36 02/23/06 Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Myne is literacy is a - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 11:31:15 02/23/06 What was that about literacy? - DVDBURN (MD) 11:49:23 02/23/06 "Myne" is anglicized for effect. (n/m) - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 11:53:47 02/23/06 But even if you replaced "myne" with "mine" the sentence, - DVDBURN (MD) 12:08:31 02/23/06 It's all about the punctuation: - TT XTZ 12:14:47 02/23/06 Hey, TT XTZ, I am liking your sig. Looking good:-) (n/m) - dregos 12:19:37 02/23/06 Thanks! - TT XTZ 13:22:43 02/23/06 Not yet, will be working on that. Thanks (n/m) - dregos 18:24:06 02/23/06 Agreed. (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 12:27:41 02/23/06 Nice! Except for the colon after the verb. ;-) - Scotts94z32 12:53:38 02/23/06 I knew that felt kind of clunky... (n/m) - TT XTZ 13:23:07 02/23/06 Subject line semantics... - Rob.M (Down Shift Magazine) 12:26:13 02/23/06 Understood. Sorry for dissecting. (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 12:32:25 02/23/06
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