Useless Retailers!

[Urban DH]

hey guys so recently i ordered some sticks over the net from a bloke in melbourn, i asked for this logo about 30mm in diameter



sounds pretty simple for a bloke to do if he runs a sticker company
none the less he did this and posted them to me, in canberra and i got this 30cm in diameter, with shitty rough edges on it



i told him, not happy want a refund, he said no, no, no i'll redo them small and with smooth edges
ok fair enough let him sort his own fuck up, shows me this, didn't make a smooth curve, he just did straight cut lines like this shit



in the end i said look forget it i'll get it done for more locally from the last bloke i use and truct and got it right first go!
$30 gone, and he still insisted he could do it after i said no politely, said no again but yet he insisted, so eventually told him to piss off

 

[XYGTHO]

Ha ha yep that's pretty shocking quality, let's hope he isn't a sign writer or professional sticker maker.

 

[Broken Bones89]

Bloody hell! I reckon 10yo could do a far better job than that. Too right for telling him to get stuffed.

 

[Urban DH]

Bloody hell! I reckon 10yo could do a far better job than that. Too right for telling him to get stuffed.

i paid money and if he runs a business he should be able to do alot better!

the last bloke who did stickers for me, i txted him last minute on a tuesday at about 7pm, i picked the stickers up, perfect exactly what i wanted at 6pm on thurday, i'll be going back to hima and spending the coin!

 

[neo_vitamin]

Shit job 100%.

Looks like you need to prepare the logo in something like Adobe Illustrator, that way you'll have a vector image of what you want, or can convert it to a 300dpi jpeg at the end. To be fair I couldn't clean up that file for $30.... not that it's my job, I just play around with Adobe programs a bit, I have done logo stamps before that came out just how they wanted them.

 

[Urban DH]

Shit job 100%.

Looks like you need to prepare the logo in something like Adobe Illustrator, that way you'll have a vector image of what you want, or can convert it to a 300dpi jpeg at the end. To be fair I couldn't clean up that file for $30.... not that it's my job, I just play around with Adobe programs a bit, I have done logo stamps before that came out just how they wanted them.

i gave him the preped vector i got from the last bloke who printed them.... this is what shits me, he just had to put it throught the machine but apparently thats too hard!