FREE: PT.net decal
#24
Yeah explorer5.0, cease and desist please. I understand the freebe. I also understand making them yourself, who's to stop you. But it is after all trademarked and copyrighted. I even made my own as well a couple years ago, but I didn't sell them or offer to sell them. The link in my sig is with explicit permission from IB and I am sure you can imagine it comes with a ton of catches. Again, not to huge of a deal, but please don't make them for a fee, even if it is at a cost or a loss. You'll be hunted down by a band of trolls and handcuffed to a fire hydrant with a sign around your neck that reads, "I didn't mean any harm, but didn't abide by the rules either."
I don't want anyone to think I am a sign maker trolling for business- I am not. In fact I am a "professional nerd" (network engineer) for a wireless company who bought a plotter to play with and to make new graphics for my ski boat. Sorry for any trouble I may have caused.
#26
#28
LOL monopoly would be me keeping you from selling ANY sticker or decal. I am just keeping you from selling any decal that references pt.net. Then there are the sponsor rules that cover selling anything else that isn't a typical classified sell, that's the monopoly thing LOL
By the way, it's not that big of a deal to me, but FWW, if you started making decals for any trademarked or copyrighted item of any company, they could go after you even though you are giving them away. Would pt.net, probably not, but it's the life of Capitalism.
Racket=PIA to profit ratio is proportionate.
By the way, it's not that big of a deal to me, but FWW, if you started making decals for any trademarked or copyrighted item of any company, they could go after you even though you are giving them away. Would pt.net, probably not, but it's the life of Capitalism.
Racket=PIA to profit ratio is proportionate.
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