A few notes on Wicked Girls: the T-shirt.
Apr. 28th, 2011 10:42 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
seanan_mcguireFirst note: I am still taking orders for Wicked Girls T-shirts, and will be taking them through Monday, May 2nd. Orders will close when I go to bed on Monday, so around 9PM, PST. To place an order, you need to visit the original post. Any orders placed on this post will be deleted.
Second note: I can't close comments on the original entry until after I finish extracting all spreadsheet data and replying to all comments, which will probably take me several days. Much as it pains me to say, any orders placed after the "we are now closed" notice goes up will also be deleted. So please, place your order soon, if you're planning to order at all.
Third note: Because the spreadsheet is being generated manually, it's taking a while. If you haven't received confirmation yet, please don't email asking me where your confirmation is. Needing to stop what I'm doing and email going "you'll get it when your comment comes up in the queue, please be patient" makes me stop dealing with LJ comments, which means your request takes longer to reach. It's a resource management thing.
Fourth note: Once the spreadsheet has been fully generated and orders are closed, my lovely assistant, Deborah, will be emailing you via a new Gmail account we've created for just this purpose. This way, we can a) confirm your order, b) confirm your method of payment, c) get your payment, and d) get your shipping information.
This part is important, so it actually gets to be all bold and crap:
Because this is a limited-batch thing, we cannot go to print until people pay for their shirts.
Not "won't." Can't. I don't have the money to print edging on two hundred shirts for fun, and that means that if you're shirt's not paid for, it's not getting printed. To keep this from stretching on into forever, we're going to start emailing people on May 2nd, when orders close, and stop emailing people on May 16th. You will have two weeks to resolve your order. At the end of that time, we'll delete any that we haven't heard back on, and prep the final file to go to the T-shirt place.
Final note: I am not currently planning another batch of shirts with this design. That may change, I don't know, but right now? It's now or never.
Second note: I can't close comments on the original entry until after I finish extracting all spreadsheet data and replying to all comments, which will probably take me several days. Much as it pains me to say, any orders placed after the "we are now closed" notice goes up will also be deleted. So please, place your order soon, if you're planning to order at all.
Third note: Because the spreadsheet is being generated manually, it's taking a while. If you haven't received confirmation yet, please don't email asking me where your confirmation is. Needing to stop what I'm doing and email going "you'll get it when your comment comes up in the queue, please be patient" makes me stop dealing with LJ comments, which means your request takes longer to reach. It's a resource management thing.
Fourth note: Once the spreadsheet has been fully generated and orders are closed, my lovely assistant, Deborah, will be emailing you via a new Gmail account we've created for just this purpose. This way, we can a) confirm your order, b) confirm your method of payment, c) get your payment, and d) get your shipping information.
This part is important, so it actually gets to be all bold and crap:
Because this is a limited-batch thing, we cannot go to print until people pay for their shirts.
Not "won't." Can't. I don't have the money to print edging on two hundred shirts for fun, and that means that if you're shirt's not paid for, it's not getting printed. To keep this from stretching on into forever, we're going to start emailing people on May 2nd, when orders close, and stop emailing people on May 16th. You will have two weeks to resolve your order. At the end of that time, we'll delete any that we haven't heard back on, and prep the final file to go to the T-shirt place.
Final note: I am not currently planning another batch of shirts with this design. That may change, I don't know, but right now? It's now or never.
