LaverdaForum 2021 Calender - Preview and Ordering

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Voila, finishing straight is ahaed ...


Cheers
Jo
 
I'd like one if you will ship to the US and shipping costs aren't exorbitant. I didn't see anything about US shipping--guess I'm the only one?

Oh...and if it will arrive before May--my first book from Marnix took three months, and the second one was returned to him undelivered (mysteriously marked "Return To Sender")--no indication of who was responsible for that.

Thank you, Rich
 
orionengnr said:
I'd like one if you will ship to the US and shipping costs aren't exorbitant. I didn't see anything about US shipping--guess I'm the only one?

Oh...and if it will arrive before May--my first book from Marnix took three months, and the second one was returned to him undelivered (mysteriously marked "Return To Sender")--no indication of who was responsible for that.

Thank you, Rich

Send you a PM ...
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Due to the solid packaging required for an A3 format, shipping cost ar slightly higher than expected. However,
altogether we can maintain affordable total cost.

These are expected to be between 14 and 18 EUR in total for one calendar incl. tracked shipping, pending on region.
Multiple orders are of course cheaper.


Cheers
Jo
 
51 folks ordered 118 calendars!

Again, anyone interested in calendars, please PM me with the following information:
-  Username
-  Name
-  Address
-  Number of calendars wanted


Please do NOT post your details on open forum.


Cost:
As mentioned before, current cost are estimated to be between 14 and 18 EUR for one calendar (incl. packaging and tracked shipping), pending on destination.
Cost per calendar on multiple orders are of course cheaper. Also untracked shipping may be an option to save a few thalers ? but only on individual request.

I?ll expect to have final costs available by end of October ? stay tuned.

Cheers
Jo
 
I kept my feet still for a few days because I was waiting for a test print. In addition, this test print was supposed to be protectively packed for posting,
and the task was to find out whether the packaging would meet the requirements.



Today was kind of handing out of gift day. It was a pleasure to me to unpack the first test calendar and, I have to say, I am overwhelmed!

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The print quality of the calendar is excellent, and the packaging ensures that it can be sent without kinks or other damages.

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At this point, a huge thank you to Thomas, who poured a lot of expertise into it!!!
All this would not have happened without his great support!


chrisk said:
When are you sending the bills out Jo?

As far as costs are concerned, I?m about to sum up what I have so far. Once this is cast in stone I?ll start sending out individual payment requests.
This should take place by end of the month.

Cheers
Jo
 
chrisk said:
                                            (hahaha)

Now, how do we get rid of the hole in the calendar part of the calendar?

Me thinks I work far too carefully for this wild pack here ...
:-* :LOL:
 
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