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----- Original Message -----
From: <photo@stamps.com>

Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:51 AM
Subject: We cannot fulfill your PhotoStamps order! (Order #13808)

> Dear Rodney,
>
> Thank you for your order. Unfortunately, we were unable to accept the
> image you have submitted.
>
> Because PhotoStamps are real postage they are held to a very high set of
> standards that includes rules regarding images of political, sexual,
> religious and similar subject matters (as well as copyrighted material)
> deemed to be inappropriate per our content guidelines.
>
> PhotoStamps are an exciting new product, but please understand that
> there are limits to what we can feature on them.
>
> We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you and hope you
> will come back to PhotoStamps soon and place another order. Rest assured,
your credit card will not be charged for this order.
>
> If you have any additional questions please visit our terms and conditions
page at http://photo.stamps.com/conditions/ or feel free to contact one of
our customer service
> representatives.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> The PhotoStamps Team
> --------------------

THIS IS SO DISAPPOINTING! I SUBMITTED 7 IMAGES, AND I SEE NOTHING OFFENSIVE
ABOUT ABSTRACT DIGITAL ART OR OUR PET DOG? WERE ALL 7 DESIGNS REJECTED OR
JUST ONE OR TWO? PLEASE ELUCIDATE. I CAN RESUBMIT OTHER DESIGNS. YOUR
ANSWER HERE FEELS LIKE A FORM AUTO REPONSE. PLEASE, IN MORE DETAIL, STATE
SPECIFIC ABOUT THE 7 IMAGES, - I SPENT HOURS PREPARING THESE FOR YOU. I
DESERVE A BIT MORE GUIDANCE AS I BELIEVE MY IMAGES ARE APPROPRIATE. DON'T
JUST REJECT ME, GIVE ME GUIDANCE SO I CAN CREATE MY CUSTOM STAMPS, MAINTAIN
AN ACTIVE ACCOUNT WITH YOUR FIRM.

SINCERELY,
DR. RODNEY CHANG

YOU STATE 'IMAGE.' DOES THAT MEAN MY OTHER 6 ORDERS ARE OK?
I HOPE SO. I SEE NOTHING OFFENSIVE ABOUT A PHOTO OF OUR FAMILY DOG'S FACE OR
MY OWN ABSTRACT ART (YES I AM THE TRUE ARTIST AND MAINTAIN COPYRIGHTS ON MY
ORIGINAL WORK)

PLEASE REVIEW MY ORDERS.

THANK YOU,
RODNEY CHANG, ARTIST, DOCTOR, STAMP COLLECTOR

and the REPLY, the VERDICT (Aug. 24. 04)

but this day, Aug. 25, email brings NEW HOPE!

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REORDER ATTEMPT (STRATEGIES, AUG. 25)

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Apology received - er, for what? - August 29

news references on Stamps.com

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And a HAPPY ENDING!!!!!

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