I have no idea which forum to put this into, this one seemed like it would work so, here goes:
I went to one of the local office supply stores today (national chain) and asked for copies of a couple of large patterns that I can't copy with my scanner/printer. Because of the wording used for the release statement, they refused to copy the patterns. The wording is: YOU have permission to copy the patterns for your own use, etc. The management at the store interpreted that to mean that I, personally, was permitted to make the copies and they were not. After a less than ladylike fit, I went to another of the chains and got the copies made, but at almost twice the cost. I came home and fired off an e-mail requesting that the wording in the release be changed to a statement directed at the professional copiers so that this wouldn't happen again.
Am I the only one who has had this problem?
Jan
I went to one of the local office supply stores today (national chain) and asked for copies of a couple of large patterns that I can't copy with my scanner/printer. Because of the wording used for the release statement, they refused to copy the patterns. The wording is: YOU have permission to copy the patterns for your own use, etc. The management at the store interpreted that to mean that I, personally, was permitted to make the copies and they were not. After a less than ladylike fit, I went to another of the chains and got the copies made, but at almost twice the cost. I came home and fired off an e-mail requesting that the wording in the release be changed to a statement directed at the professional copiers so that this wouldn't happen again.
Am I the only one who has had this problem?
Jan
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