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I second that. Thanks for the post. It's a good read. Pretty interesting how they are keeping all the printing in house and I wounder how much $ they did sink into this start up.
do they ship in this or does it require another package?
That is what they ship it in. It's pretty cool. They have little slit marks in the side to tear the top off. I had contacted Jason, one of the founders and asked him about the bags and he said the minimums are 40,000 units and is considered "flexible packaging," just like Oddica's.
That is what they ship it in. It's pretty cool. They have little slit marks in the side to tear the top off. I had contacted Jason, one of the founders and asked him about the bags and he said the minimums are 40,000 units and is considered "flexible packaging," just like Oddica's.
I second that. Thanks for the post. It's a good read. Pretty interesting how they are keeping all the printing in house and I wounder how much $ they did sink into this start up.
Yeah, they must have put a lot into it, especially to offer all those printing options. The amount of money that Woot spent on their equipment is pretty impressive, too; just check out their 'itemized' list of purchases with approximate cost equivalences (toward the end of the post). I thought it was amusing.
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