How can I get a rubber stamp made?
Q. Just wondered if anyone knows a way that i can get a rubber stamp made up from a drawing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by Smo - Sat Sep 16 18:59:22 2006 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you can have custom stamps made at Ready Stamps. It is a community based business of the Cerebral Palsy foundation and employs persons with disabilities. You can go to for more information and to order stamps made from your original drawing and copyright free art. I understand you get an entire sheet of unmounted stamps for a relatively low price.
Answered by jidwg - Sat Sep 16 19:58:55 2006
Q. Just wondered if anyone knows a way that i can get a rubber stamp made up from a drawing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by Smo - Sat Sep 16 18:59:22 2006 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you can have custom stamps made at Ready Stamps. It is a community based business of the Cerebral Palsy foundation and employs persons with disabilities. You can go to for more information and to order stamps made from your original drawing and copyright free art. I understand you get an entire sheet of unmounted stamps for a relatively low price.
Answered by jidwg - Sat Sep 16 19:58:55 2006
Remove a rubber stamp from original educational certificate?
Q. I inadvertently stamped one on my original educational certificate with a rubber stamp. I tried cleaning with ink eraser but it takes out the base print on the certificate also. Anyway I can clean it with the least damage to the certificate? I tried cleaning with water. It didn't really work. It maybe made it just a little light.
Asked by harinder c - Fri Jun 20 13:17:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you were using a dye ink, you may be able to use water to remove the most of it, as long as the original is not dye based. Using a paint brush, add water to image and move around, soak up water with paper towel. do not rub, just dab.
Answered by stamper_80120 - Fri Jun 20 18:18:46 2008
Q. I inadvertently stamped one on my original educational certificate with a rubber stamp. I tried cleaning with ink eraser but it takes out the base print on the certificate also. Anyway I can clean it with the least damage to the certificate? I tried cleaning with water. It didn't really work. It maybe made it just a little light.
Asked by harinder c - Fri Jun 20 13:17:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you were using a dye ink, you may be able to use water to remove the most of it, as long as the original is not dye based. Using a paint brush, add water to image and move around, soak up water with paper towel. do not rub, just dab.
Answered by stamper_80120 - Fri Jun 20 18:18:46 2008
Is the Democratically controlled rubber stamp congress the change that was promised by President Obama?
Q. We all know that President Bush had a Republican controlled rubber stamp congress...now it's all the same with the Democrats. Wasn't there supposed to be a change in Washington? lol @ Dukemack Actually, no RachelR...it's not too early. The House of Representatives has already rubber stamped the economic stimulous. It's expected to be the same in the Senate.
Asked by Ok...President Mooby is my Pres. - Wed Jan 28 20:03:16 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, he lucked out getting a majority all around so all his wishes would be okayed. This is the reason we absolutely need checks and balances. Obama wants the stimulus package passed quickly and I wonder why? Maybe if everyone had time to see where all this money is going, they'd think twice as only 12% will stimulate the economy and the rest (88%) is all pure pork. This is plain nonsense. We need all of it to go for stimulating the economy since that is what this package is for, isn't it? So, rubber stamp congress is not healthy for the country.,
Answered by expertgal - Wed Jan 28 20:20:03 2009
Q. We all know that President Bush had a Republican controlled rubber stamp congress...now it's all the same with the Democrats. Wasn't there supposed to be a change in Washington? lol @ Dukemack Actually, no RachelR...it's not too early. The House of Representatives has already rubber stamped the economic stimulous. It's expected to be the same in the Senate.
Asked by Ok...President Mooby is my Pres. - Wed Jan 28 20:03:16 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, he lucked out getting a majority all around so all his wishes would be okayed. This is the reason we absolutely need checks and balances. Obama wants the stimulus package passed quickly and I wonder why? Maybe if everyone had time to see where all this money is going, they'd think twice as only 12% will stimulate the economy and the rest (88%) is all pure pork. This is plain nonsense. We need all of it to go for stimulating the economy since that is what this package is for, isn't it? So, rubber stamp congress is not healthy for the country.,
Answered by expertgal - Wed Jan 28 20:20:03 2009
If Bush is not a conservative, why did Republicans rubber stamp the Bush policies?
Q. Why did the republican congress from 2000 to 2006 give Bush a rubber stamp on everything leading to a 12.1 Trillion dollar deficit? Have the words conservative republican become an oxymoron? Will McCain say anything to get elected?
Asked by Dawg Hous - Tue Sep 23 23:13:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very good question. You see long..long..ago bush made all these promises and made himself look like a big time conservative. That way all the religious people would vote for him because it was the right thing to do and you were not christian if you did not vote bush. So instead of people voting for themselves and what they think is right, they did what their religious leaders told them to do. To you conservatives, I am not liberal however god did give you a brain and an ability to make your own judgments. So if you would not hire a man that was a drunk and a lier why would you vote him in as president? Intelligence is a trait that you want a president to have and Bush is far from it. And McCain just isn't doing it for me either.
Answered by rmm0097 - Tue Sep 23 23:46:51 2008
Q. Why did the republican congress from 2000 to 2006 give Bush a rubber stamp on everything leading to a 12.1 Trillion dollar deficit? Have the words conservative republican become an oxymoron? Will McCain say anything to get elected?
Asked by Dawg Hous - Tue Sep 23 23:13:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very good question. You see long..long..ago bush made all these promises and made himself look like a big time conservative. That way all the religious people would vote for him because it was the right thing to do and you were not christian if you did not vote bush. So instead of people voting for themselves and what they think is right, they did what their religious leaders told them to do. To you conservatives, I am not liberal however god did give you a brain and an ability to make your own judgments. So if you would not hire a man that was a drunk and a lier why would you vote him in as president? Intelligence is a trait that you want a president to have and Bush is far from it. And McCain just isn't doing it for me either.
Answered by rmm0097 - Tue Sep 23 23:46:51 2008
What should I carve into a rubber stamp?
Q. for my art project, i have to carve an eraser into a rubber stamp and i do not know what to carve so, my dear friends, i have turned to the internets for assistance! do not let me down!
Asked by Claudia - Mon Feb 9 17:56:13 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe the traditional "Rejected," and/or "Approved" dipped in Red or Blue ink [Red for Rejected, Blue for Approved, or the opposite way might show a bit of Irony] or an intricate flower, or bug, or some sort of abstract figure. Sounds like a cool project, I might try that on my own.
Answered by whats my name again? - Mon Feb 9 18:04:33 2009
Q. for my art project, i have to carve an eraser into a rubber stamp and i do not know what to carve so, my dear friends, i have turned to the internets for assistance! do not let me down!
Asked by Claudia - Mon Feb 9 17:56:13 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe the traditional "Rejected," and/or "Approved" dipped in Red or Blue ink [Red for Rejected, Blue for Approved, or the opposite way might show a bit of Irony] or an intricate flower, or bug, or some sort of abstract figure. Sounds like a cool project, I might try that on my own.
Answered by whats my name again? - Mon Feb 9 18:04:33 2009
Does the President rubber stamp things like vetoes and funding allocations?
Q. He said that he has advisors bear a lot of the responsibilities around the House. Does he actually do a lot of reflecting on the stuff he signs (and doesn't sign) or is it the ol' rubber stamp?
Asked by Nanobama - Tue Dec 18 15:31:56 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cheney tells Bush when and where to sign his name.
Answered by the_end_of_the_cons - Tue Dec 18 15:40:34 2007
Q. He said that he has advisors bear a lot of the responsibilities around the House. Does he actually do a lot of reflecting on the stuff he signs (and doesn't sign) or is it the ol' rubber stamp?
Asked by Nanobama - Tue Dec 18 15:31:56 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cheney tells Bush when and where to sign his name.
Answered by the_end_of_the_cons - Tue Dec 18 15:40:34 2007
Is there a company that will design a logo for you to put on a rubber stamp.?
Q. I know the design, but I can't draw. I need to find a company that will sketch the design and make it into a rubber stamp.
Asked by carleenmarcorelle - Mon May 7 19:22:32 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are companies that can do that for you. I could even design it for you, being a designer but I'd have to find a company that would make the my artwork into a rubber stamp. Chances are...it would be expensive, because it's just ONE stamp. Now there is a business around where I live that has some clip art and you can write the text you want to go next to it and have THAT made into a stamp. It's called Staples. I'd go to your local office/copy store and ask them about it. Because for a one of a kind stamp...unless you own a business it's going to cost a LOT and isn't really worth it.
Answered by Taylor R - Mon May 7 19:29:26 2007
Q. I know the design, but I can't draw. I need to find a company that will sketch the design and make it into a rubber stamp.
Asked by carleenmarcorelle - Mon May 7 19:22:32 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are companies that can do that for you. I could even design it for you, being a designer but I'd have to find a company that would make the my artwork into a rubber stamp. Chances are...it would be expensive, because it's just ONE stamp. Now there is a business around where I live that has some clip art and you can write the text you want to go next to it and have THAT made into a stamp. It's called Staples. I'd go to your local office/copy store and ask them about it. Because for a one of a kind stamp...unless you own a business it's going to cost a LOT and isn't really worth it.
Answered by Taylor R - Mon May 7 19:29:26 2007
How can you erase rubber stamp ink,ordinary ball point ink from paper, so much so that there's no trace left?
Q. I'm talking about rubber-stamps, embossed ones dipped in indigo ink, and then stamped on paper and just ordinary ink scribbles on paper
Asked by SamuelZack - Sat Jul 19 10:41:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't Use another sheet of paper or be creative and cover the spot up with a cut out.
Answered by txpainthorse - Sat Jul 19 12:38:37 2008
Q. I'm talking about rubber-stamps, embossed ones dipped in indigo ink, and then stamped on paper and just ordinary ink scribbles on paper
Asked by SamuelZack - Sat Jul 19 10:41:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't Use another sheet of paper or be creative and cover the spot up with a cut out.
Answered by txpainthorse - Sat Jul 19 12:38:37 2008
looking for a certain rubber stamp?
Q. I am looking for a footprint rubber stamp. Something along the lines of the logo from Hang ten..just footprints. Not really baby feet either. Its for making cards with a bach theme. I have already checked the net for the last 2 hours looking, but only found baby feet. Does anyone know of a company that makes a footrpint rubber stamp? please dont tell me to google it, i already have.
Asked by dnt4get2luvme - Sun May 28 22:54:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This looks good too,
Answered by lezann40 - Sun Jun 4 04:53:36 2006
Q. I am looking for a footprint rubber stamp. Something along the lines of the logo from Hang ten..just footprints. Not really baby feet either. Its for making cards with a bach theme. I have already checked the net for the last 2 hours looking, but only found baby feet. Does anyone know of a company that makes a footrpint rubber stamp? please dont tell me to google it, i already have.
Asked by dnt4get2luvme - Sun May 28 22:54:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This looks good too,
Answered by lezann40 - Sun Jun 4 04:53:36 2006
Is there a rubber stamp ink pad that looks Christmas like?
Q. I love to use stickers and stamps on my Christmas cards. Is there an ink pad that maybe has green and red together or would I need to maybe just buy a red and a green and press the stamp in both?
Asked by Tracie R - Thu Nov 22 12:56:27 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi - try a "Hybrid Inkpad". It has multi colored ink on the same inkpad so when you use it, the colors vary with the same stamped image. I have a hybrid inkpad called a "Palette" in "reflection blue". It varies shades of blue. Its really cool. But you can get many other colors and mixes that will go quite well with Christmas colors. I got it at...hold on...ok I got it online at "Stamp-Connection.com". Their toll free # is: 1-866-667-1133. Good luck and have fun! Oh... by the way, that stamp pad cost me: $7.95 in us dollars and is located in Oregon. Their address is: 109 NE Roberts Ave Gresham, OR 97030
Answered by zaytox0724 - Thu Nov 22 13:15:20 2007
Q. I love to use stickers and stamps on my Christmas cards. Is there an ink pad that maybe has green and red together or would I need to maybe just buy a red and a green and press the stamp in both?
Asked by Tracie R - Thu Nov 22 12:56:27 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi - try a "Hybrid Inkpad". It has multi colored ink on the same inkpad so when you use it, the colors vary with the same stamped image. I have a hybrid inkpad called a "Palette" in "reflection blue". It varies shades of blue. Its really cool. But you can get many other colors and mixes that will go quite well with Christmas colors. I got it at...hold on...ok I got it online at "Stamp-Connection.com". Their toll free # is: 1-866-667-1133. Good luck and have fun! Oh... by the way, that stamp pad cost me: $7.95 in us dollars and is located in Oregon. Their address is: 109 NE Roberts Ave Gresham, OR 97030
Answered by zaytox0724 - Thu Nov 22 13:15:20 2007
Where can I get a rubber stamp made online?
Q. I want it to say "Summer Fest 2007". I am making tee-shirts. I would prefer the stamp had a handle. Any suggestions will help
Asked by ladybugmac2000 - Sun Jul 15 14:21:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by one_goofy_devil - Sun Jul 15 14:26:08 2007
Q. I want it to say "Summer Fest 2007". I am making tee-shirts. I would prefer the stamp had a handle. Any suggestions will help
Asked by ladybugmac2000 - Sun Jul 15 14:21:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by one_goofy_devil - Sun Jul 15 14:26:08 2007
does a rubber stamp look professional?
Q. Should I use a rubber stamp for my company correspondence or customize my envelopes? Which is professional?
Asked by Y!A - Fri Mar 7 21:36:07 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ya... i don't see why not.
Answered by kt - Fri Mar 7 21:38:40 2008
Q. Should I use a rubber stamp for my company correspondence or customize my envelopes? Which is professional?
Asked by Y!A - Fri Mar 7 21:36:07 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ya... i don't see why not.
Answered by kt - Fri Mar 7 21:38:40 2008
Where to make/get big red rubber stamp?
Q. I have a film project and need a big red rubber stamp that says "DESTROY" or something along that line. Where or how can I do this? Thanks!
Asked by Love2Laugh - Sat May 2 19:21:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to an arts n crafts store, they will have rubber stamp creation kits and supplies
Answered by Big Luie - Sat May 2 19:26:30 2009
Q. I have a film project and need a big red rubber stamp that says "DESTROY" or something along that line. Where or how can I do this? Thanks!
Asked by Love2Laugh - Sat May 2 19:21:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to an arts n crafts store, they will have rubber stamp creation kits and supplies
Answered by Big Luie - Sat May 2 19:26:30 2009
Where can I find equipment for going into the rubber stamp business?
Q. I'm looking for a machine I can purchase to make rubberstamps. I'm looing for the most recent machine out there. A machine that does all the work with less labor. Does anyone know where I can find that?
Asked by VEGAS B - Tue Mar 13 12:58:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Check out Granthams.com There will be some labor in making them, some of the work is tedious even with the machine. I had a job at a print shop 10 yrs ago making rubber stamps. Not only is it tedious but it can be very messy. You will need more than just the machine though, you will need a laser printer to be able to print your artwork, will need to be able to print your negatives (this is what the stamp is actually made from). You will also need an area where you can leave things set up. The actual curing of the resin does not take very long but if you invest in an expensive machine you will want to put it in a permanent spot. After all that check out Trodat rubber stamps, they make the best self inking mechanisms. If you google them… [cont.]
Answered by Deborah S - Tue Mar 13 18:51:42 2007
Q. I'm looking for a machine I can purchase to make rubberstamps. I'm looing for the most recent machine out there. A machine that does all the work with less labor. Does anyone know where I can find that?
Asked by VEGAS B - Tue Mar 13 12:58:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Check out Granthams.com There will be some labor in making them, some of the work is tedious even with the machine. I had a job at a print shop 10 yrs ago making rubber stamps. Not only is it tedious but it can be very messy. You will need more than just the machine though, you will need a laser printer to be able to print your artwork, will need to be able to print your negatives (this is what the stamp is actually made from). You will also need an area where you can leave things set up. The actual curing of the resin does not take very long but if you invest in an expensive machine you will want to put it in a permanent spot. After all that check out Trodat rubber stamps, they make the best self inking mechanisms. If you google them… [cont.]
Answered by Deborah S - Tue Mar 13 18:51:42 2007
Is Barack Obama the savior of america or just another rubber stamp for the rich and famous?
Q. Or is he really and truly for the american people?
Asked by raymond m - Wed Feb 11 04:51:31 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. raymond raymond raymond, where have you been? Come in out of the cold and have some hot cocoa and a good night's sleep; you'll feel better in the morning. Oh, and while you've been out in the cold, barack called and wondered how your schooling is going. He sends his best wishes and said if you need to get hold of him, you know where to reach him.
Answered by good guy - Wed Feb 11 05:01:02 2009
Q. Or is he really and truly for the american people?
Asked by raymond m - Wed Feb 11 04:51:31 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. raymond raymond raymond, where have you been? Come in out of the cold and have some hot cocoa and a good night's sleep; you'll feel better in the morning. Oh, and while you've been out in the cold, barack called and wondered how your schooling is going. He sends his best wishes and said if you need to get hold of him, you know where to reach him.
Answered by good guy - Wed Feb 11 05:01:02 2009
Are there any alternatives to using an ink pad with a rubber stamp?
Q. Can one use acrylic paint or something instead of ink pads that tend to be dark? How would I go about it?
Asked by xanders_lilbit - Mon Jan 1 03:16:33 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you use "markers" you definitely don't want to use *permanent* markers ... they'll stain your rubberstamps (and may even eat into them a bit), and they also dry too fast. Generally the markers and other substances used for rubberstamping are slow-drying... this can include things other than inks (though the "brush markers" for stamping are slow-drying--they're brushed onto the stamp before stamping). Sometimes the other substances are soaked into a pad of some kind --a thin sponge, or even several paper towels on a plate)... for example: ...acrylic paint (or thinned with water or acyrlic mediums) ...tube watercolors ...tempera paint ..."chalk paints" Slow-drying inks are also used for embossing rubberstamped designs (the kind of "em [cont.]
Answered by Diane B. - Mon Jan 1 16:32:55 2007
Q. Can one use acrylic paint or something instead of ink pads that tend to be dark? How would I go about it?
Asked by xanders_lilbit - Mon Jan 1 03:16:33 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you use "markers" you definitely don't want to use *permanent* markers ... they'll stain your rubberstamps (and may even eat into them a bit), and they also dry too fast. Generally the markers and other substances used for rubberstamping are slow-drying... this can include things other than inks (though the "brush markers" for stamping are slow-drying--they're brushed onto the stamp before stamping). Sometimes the other substances are soaked into a pad of some kind --a thin sponge, or even several paper towels on a plate)... for example: ...acrylic paint (or thinned with water or acyrlic mediums) ...tube watercolors ...tempera paint ..."chalk paints" Slow-drying inks are also used for embossing rubberstamped designs (the kind of "em [cont.]
Answered by Diane B. - Mon Jan 1 16:32:55 2007
Will the democrat-led Congress rubber stamp a president Obama's far left wing policies?
Q. My point is that having one party running two of the three branches of our government is not a good idea. Plus eventually that party will control all three though judicial appointment to the Supreme Court.
Asked by joe4912004 - Sun Aug 31 20:59:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just as much as the republicans did for little georgie bush
Answered by been there done that - Sun Aug 31 21:02:55 2008
Q. My point is that having one party running two of the three branches of our government is not a good idea. Plus eventually that party will control all three though judicial appointment to the Supreme Court.
Asked by joe4912004 - Sun Aug 31 20:59:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just as much as the republicans did for little georgie bush
Answered by been there done that - Sun Aug 31 21:02:55 2008
Is Barack Obama The real deal or just another rubber stamp for the rich?
Q. Is he to good to be true?
Asked by raymond m - Wed Feb 11 04:57:37 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Is he to good to be true?
Asked by raymond m - Wed Feb 11 04:57:37 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
looking for a childrens book about a monster who uses a rubber stamp to steal the vitality of his victims?
Q. this takes place in england somewhere.protagonist is a teenage girl who lives with her single mom (the dad died) and baby brother, Jocko. a new store opens up in town, i think its a candy store or a toy store, and they go visit. the proprietor is a cadaverous looking old man with very red lips and skin that stretches tightly over his skull. the little family doesnt have money to blow on toys and make to leave, but the proprietor presses a stamp on the baby's (jocko's) hand. after a few days, jocko gets sicker and sicker, and the store's proprietor gets healthier and healthier and his sister suspects the proprietor of being a n evil supernatural being who is stealing her brothers life and vitality. with the help of her slightly bad ass… [cont.]
Asked by bodyworkbymabel - Thu Jun 21 00:32:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is definitely "The Changeover" by Margaret Mahy. It seems to be out of print, but used copies are available on amazon: It's actually set in New Zealand. :) Enjoy re-reading it!
Answered by The Skin Horse (formerly ll2) - Thu Jun 21 00:38:36 2007
Q. this takes place in england somewhere.protagonist is a teenage girl who lives with her single mom (the dad died) and baby brother, Jocko. a new store opens up in town, i think its a candy store or a toy store, and they go visit. the proprietor is a cadaverous looking old man with very red lips and skin that stretches tightly over his skull. the little family doesnt have money to blow on toys and make to leave, but the proprietor presses a stamp on the baby's (jocko's) hand. after a few days, jocko gets sicker and sicker, and the store's proprietor gets healthier and healthier and his sister suspects the proprietor of being a n evil supernatural being who is stealing her brothers life and vitality. with the help of her slightly bad ass… [cont.]
Asked by bodyworkbymabel - Thu Jun 21 00:32:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is definitely "The Changeover" by Margaret Mahy. It seems to be out of print, but used copies are available on amazon: It's actually set in New Zealand. :) Enjoy re-reading it!
Answered by The Skin Horse (formerly ll2) - Thu Jun 21 00:38:36 2007
Which would be cheaper, rubber stamp address or make labels for catalog sales ?
Q. I am selling DIscovery Toys and want to put my contact info on the back. I think ordering a self inking rubber stamp might be the cheapest ? Seems like the cost of making labels on the puter with the cost of ink and labels would be a lot more expensive ? Also, would it be more "modern" to print labels for snail mail or to just print on the envelope or even have some else make them up because it is probably always cheaper than printer ink ? Any copy shop people or experienced people who might want to share your ideas on this ?
Asked by unknown - Wed Mar 7 19:55:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmmm, I'm going to answer this based on personal experience as a direct mail salesperson, rubber stamp dealer, and printing broker. I have found it is most profitable doing my own labels on my pc and printer because I can print out labels that are personalized, or add an advertising message below my address. I can change my personalizations or messages at any time without having to order and wait on a new rubber stamp or labels from a supply source. So, it's not a matter of cheaper, it's a matter of what makes the most money. Does it make more money testing and buying rubber stamps and print shop generated labels over and over again... or do you profit more from being able to have full control over changing that which does not work over… [cont.]
Answered by T Davis - Fri Mar 9 13:55:49 2007
Q. I am selling DIscovery Toys and want to put my contact info on the back. I think ordering a self inking rubber stamp might be the cheapest ? Seems like the cost of making labels on the puter with the cost of ink and labels would be a lot more expensive ? Also, would it be more "modern" to print labels for snail mail or to just print on the envelope or even have some else make them up because it is probably always cheaper than printer ink ? Any copy shop people or experienced people who might want to share your ideas on this ?
Asked by unknown - Wed Mar 7 19:55:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmmm, I'm going to answer this based on personal experience as a direct mail salesperson, rubber stamp dealer, and printing broker. I have found it is most profitable doing my own labels on my pc and printer because I can print out labels that are personalized, or add an advertising message below my address. I can change my personalizations or messages at any time without having to order and wait on a new rubber stamp or labels from a supply source. So, it's not a matter of cheaper, it's a matter of what makes the most money. Does it make more money testing and buying rubber stamps and print shop generated labels over and over again... or do you profit more from being able to have full control over changing that which does not work over… [cont.]
Answered by T Davis - Fri Mar 9 13:55:49 2007
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