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Can I print an online paid label on a 2 3/7″ x 4″ shipping paper with my label printer? I tried printing, but the system didn’t let me print saying that the paper did not match the size preferred on the application.Submited by:Oli-NYC

John O asked:


For my Epson ERC 34 Kitchen printer, I need to know how frequently I should change the purple ribbons. I use one ply 15# printer tape x 165′. I think that my cooks are either stealing them or changing to often, and they’re very expensive.

James asked:


I shop around for credit card terminal printer for my business. I found some good thermal printers on display but they are way to far for my budget. I was wondering if I have other choices. What are some types of credit card terminal receipt printers?

lucia asked:


I have decided to add wedding invitations as a service in my Wedding Programs business (some people have suggested that it would be a good idea to include that service as well) and wanted to know where I could find the type of ink that printer use for that sort of thing.

I believe that that ink is a special type and not your ordinary ink from Office Depot.

Thanks
Lucia

bordercollielover asked:


I don’t have a printer so I can’t print out the postage labels in order to send the books. Is there a site that I can sell them and not have to print anything. I just tried Ebay and they won’t accept my credit card for some reason.

Chrises X asked:


my printer cant print in color right now so will it be alright if i print in non color (which is gray). Will i still be able to send the package will that label

I am a graphic designer. I accepted a freelance contract to put together a publication for small publishing company for $1500 (worth 3k industry standard but I needed the money).
I had them sign a simple contract. They failed to fulfill several of the agreements. They were late in paying the “starting fee”. The duration to complete the project was reduced. They were terribly disorganized and unprofessional, sending me material up to the night of the deadline, never providing a proper master list etc. They had me ship directly to printer without reviewing/approving it themselves (despite my recommendation).
As a result, 1 editorial was omitted that I had received and should have included. I was notified of this after sending the first 30 days past due billing notice. I responded at that time, explaining what must have happened and apologizing. Now after more than 60 days past due they have failed to pay and demand I discount my price. I feel that they were equally responsible for the error, and I fulfilled my obligations under the contract. I completed the job as agreed even with the reduced deadline. There were no specifics on accuracy/quality etc.

If I go to small claims what are my chances of winning? I’ve been told by the better business bureau that I met my obligation, despite the omission (since there was nothing in the contract) but I’m worried this will get dragged out and I’ll never get my money.

I can’t afford an attorney. Does anyone know of free legal resources (online or otherwise) that can help small business owners?
The contract was simple but clearly stated the job to be delivered, the ship deadline, the date(s) payment(s) were due. No specifics on what was to be included in the publication or who was responsible for editing. I know this guy (also a small biz) is struggling financially because he mentioned it during the project. Now he is trying to blame me for loosing this customer.Submited by:LeeH