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Post by davest »

Hello all.

I am looking for a wholesaler for dye sublimation blanks, at the moment I am buying my items from Ebay, but I would rather use a company who will sell quality items I can trust at a good price, as I am just starting there purchase limits should be low. kind regards
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If you pay the £10 membership fee you will gain access to a list of suppliers used by members on here and you get discount codes for being a premium member
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There are some proper dealers of sublimation blanks who also sell through Ebay, so don't let the marketplace they are using necessarily put you off.
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Mattie;89081 wrote:If you pay the £10 membership fee you will gain access to a list of suppliers used by members on here and you get discount codes for being a premium member
You don't need to pay to get to see a list of UK suppliers. They are here for all to see:
http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... -Suppliers
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bms;89108 wrote:You don't need to pay to get to see a list of UK suppliers. They are here for all to see:
http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... -Suppliers
My point was the discount side of it, although I looks like you just wanted to get your name in thread lol.

I just noticed lately there is a lot of new members joining (and not using premium membership) asking for advice that has been covered several times, all they have to do is SEARCH THE FORUM. Then once they get the help they wanted their never to be seen again and what does the forum gain from that.
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Mattie;89109 wrote:what does the forum gain from that.
Exposure, but little else :) Even this has been discussed several times before as well! Some things keep coming round eh.
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Nothing new under the sun

If everyone actually did searches for previous discussions before posting, I reckon there would be very little actual posting done, and the forum would die!
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pisquee;89121 wrote:Nothing new under the sun

If everyone actually did searches for previous discussions before posting, I reckon there would be very little actual posting done, and the forum would die!
There has been numerous members posting messages saying to search the forum before opening a thread about certain topics so I know it's not just me thinking it
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Oh I agree, totally, but I think that there has to be balance, as taken to its extreme, how much new stuff to sublimation actually is there to talk about.
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Being a regular on a few motorcycle forums I knew to start with a search the problem is the search returns so many results a lot not giving exactly what you are looking for so easier just to ask. Also new posts, even if old topics, keeps a forum fresh and active.
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