Count me in as well.  And I would even buy three though I have just one VW. 
      No one would mind if I put one on my Volvo would they?:)
     
     Pat S.

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Subject: Re: List Stickers, shall I make them? 
Author:  drphibes@siu.edu (Peter DePaoli) at INTERNET
Date:    1/2/96 7:06 PM

Hey Rich,  I'd definately sport the stickers on all of my vehicles, shoot I 
might even put one on my dogs rear window (just kidding), really--I think 
its a great idea. I was a little late on the netvergnugen t-shirts a few 
months ago.
Peter DePaoli
Carbondale,IL
'69 Panel camper
'71 Westy (Parts anybody?)
'73 Super Beetle
     
     
At 03:44 PM 1/2/96 -0600, Poor Richard wrote: 
>Howdy all,
>Hope everyone had a pleasant Holiday vacation. Over mine, I did some 
>checking up on making up list stickers. My main concern is that I would 
>have to order 500 (yes, five hundred) stickers as a minimum, to get the 
>best price possible. So, basically, I just want to make sure I can sell 
>enough to cover myself. Though I won't describe the design (just a tad 
>paranoid), I do believe they will be pretty nifty. One of the big points 
>of these stickers, I think, is to place them in a standard spot, on the 
>rear left corner/window, to be able to instantly identify fellow 
>members. So, they will stand out, but NOT in a tacky fashion. They are 
>very tasteful, and simple, yet elegant, and with lotsa symbolism present 
>in the design. :)
>  Bottom lines are these-
> Cost would be $5.00 for 3, $10.00 for 7, and generally $2.00 each. BUT, 
>I don't really want to sell singles, as $2.00 checks are kinda silly. 
>Sending cash would probably be most convenient, but there can be many 
>problems with that, so that's kind of risky.
>  Shipping would be easy, however, as I would probably ask everyone for 
>a self-addressed, STAMPED envelope. one stamp should be good for up to 
>10 stickers, and 2 stamps certainly for 10 more. 
>
>So, then, should I take the plunge? If everyone out there got some, then 
>there would definately be plenty of demand. Please let me know, since if 
>I can do it without going to the poorhouse, I'd really like to. 
>
>Richard
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