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PostPosted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 4:34 pm 
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I wanted to post that I've been working behind the scenes with Pete and others and I can verify that Pete can fill orders for most or all of Ted's catalog from http://cardboardchristmas.com/papateds/reproParts.html.

Pete is working hard to get his site set up for this, but in the meantime, if you need windows, you can use the link from the archive (previous paragraph) to make a list of what you need, then contact Pete at the http://www.cardboardputzhouses.com/contact.html page with your wish list.

ONE thing I ask - order extra when you place your order. I've been in similar situations and can tell you that if you get a stack of $2 orders, by the time you open the envelopes, make a record of the $2 checks, clip them together for depositing later, dig out products, put them into appropriate packaging, address the return envelopes, put the stamps on, etc., you're really making $3-5 an hour. :-(

Pete says it's okay, but give the guy a break. He's providing a service that goes way beyond supplying a few $ worth of merchandise here and there.

Stay tuned.


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All the pages look great Paul!


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PostPosted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 6:21 pm 
I am really exited to have the contact info so I can order more windows! I have a pile of houses that need them too! Hope to get my list started soon. Thanks to everyone who made this possible!


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Here's a new article on Pete's site in case you're thinking about ordering but don't know what to order:

http://cardboardputzhouses.com/marketpl ... ndows.html

There's an expanded article on this site:

http://cardboardchristmas.com/html/whic ... ndows.html

You all have NO EXCUSE!

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