Tee Shirts

[peppertree]

I found a website that sells shirts with the logo of a classic top 40 station.
This is soooo cooool.

http://radiologoland.com/wstations.html#


What do you think of your stations logo on the shirt?


Steven Green<P ID="signature">______________
[email protected]</P>

 

[miamimadman]

Re: Tee Shirts©

An interesting stand on Copyright© Law. You don't have a financial stake in this company, do you?

> I found a website that sells shirts with the logo of a
> classic top 40 station.
> This is soooo cooool.
>
> http://radiologoland.com/wstations.html#
>
>
> What do you think of your stations logo on the shirt?
>
>
> Steven Green
>

 

[peppertree]

Re: Tee Shirts©

No, I have too many other investments.

Here is a good idea. Classic top 40 station logos on shirts. How simple!

Somebody on another board said that this guy is buying the shirts from Cafe Press and marking them up. To prove that I am not into it, I will give the link for the cheaper version of the shirt and you can leave out the middle man.

CafePress.com




> An interesting stand on Copyright© Law. You don't have a
> financial stake in this company, do you?
>
> > I found a website that sells shirts with the logo of a
> > classic top 40 station.
> > This is soooo cooool.
> >
> > http://radiologoland.com/wstations.html#
> >
> >
> > What do you think of your stations logo on the shirt?
> >
> >
> > Steven Green
> >
>
<P ID="signature">______________
[email protected]</P>

 

[gcc83j]

Re: Tee Shirts©

> >
> > > I found a website that sells shirts with the logo of a
> > > classic top 40 station.
> > > This is soooo cooool.
> > >
> > > http://radiologoland.com/wstations.html#
> > >
> > >
> > > What do you think of your stations logo on the shirt?
> > >
> > >
> > > Steven Green
> > >
Variations of the above message are showing up in media email
boxes all over the country from what I can tell. Apparently
these guys are spamming broadcasting companies. I wouldn't
give them any more publicity.

 

[peppertree]

Re: Tee Shirts©

I got an email from them on Friday. Others must have had emails before me, and I saw their post in chatrooms. Their timing
is superb, with just enough time before Christmas.

I like their website.

If they sell quality shirts and the logos look good, then more power to them.

Some people will not want to bother going directly to their supplier and placing an order, if it saves a few bucks.

That is what being a middleman is all about, marketing and selling a product.

> Variations of the above message are showing up in media
> email
> boxes all over the country from what I can tell. Apparently
> these guys are spamming broadcasting companies. I wouldn't
> give them any more publicity.
>
<P ID="signature">______________
[email protected]</P>

 

[miamimadman]

Re: Tee Shirts© No middle mad man!

I too got an email from a buddy over at the Oldies Channel. He knows the "guy" who makes this stuff and owns the company. In fact two free Tee Shirts are on the way. I'm sure this is all generated by a home computer. I remember silk screening the old way in Jr. High, 30 years ago!


> I got an email from them on Friday. Others must have had
> emails before me, and I saw their post in chatrooms. Their
> timing
> is superb, with just enough time before Christmas.
>
> I like their website.
>
> If they sell quality shirts and the logos look good, then
> more power to them.
>
> Some people will not want to bother going directly to their
> supplier and placing an order, if it saves a few bucks.
>
> That is what being a middleman is all about, marketing and
> selling a product.
>
> > Variations of the above message are showing up in media
> > email
> > boxes all over the country from what I can tell.
> Apparently
> > these guys are spamming broadcasting companies. I wouldn't
>
> > give them any more publicity.
> >
>