Prizes from Contest
Nope, but i'm patient.Nikonjan wrote: Has anyone heard a when the prizes will be sent to the winners?
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We just moved the company from California to Florida and just getting unpacked as we speak. This is the first that I've been able to get on the site in nearly a week. Once we have everything unpacked, we will be contacting each of you if need be to schedule your prizes to be shipped. Thank you for patience.
Much respect,
Alex
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Alex wrote: Hi everyone and thank you Crystal for clarifying.
We just moved the company from California to Florida and just getting unpacked as we speak. This is the first that I've been able to get on the site in nearly a week. Once we have everything unpacked, we will be contacting each of you if need be to schedule your prizes to be shipped. Thank you for patience.
Much respect,
Alex
You are welcome. Glad to have you back on the site. We all missed you. Hope the move went well.
crystal wrote:
Alex wrote: Hi everyone and thank you Crystal for clarifying.
We just moved the company from California to Florida and just getting unpacked as we speak. This is the first that I've been able to get on the site in nearly a week. Once we have everything unpacked, we will be contacting each of you if need be to schedule your prizes to be shipped. Thank you for patience.
Much respect,
Alex
You are welcome. Glad to have you back on the site. We all missed you. Hope the move went well.
Thanks Crystal... yeah the move was a long drive! (I will be posting photos soon), but we are at the final stretch of the move process as we coordinate delivers and movers unloading our truck. LOL will be so happy when this is done!
See you around!
Alex
Thank you for making PhotographyTalk.com your photography community of choice.
Alex wrote:
crystal wrote:
Alex wrote: Hi everyone and thank you Crystal for clarifying.
We just moved the company from California to Florida and just getting unpacked as we speak. This is the first that I've been able to get on the site in nearly a week. Once we have everything unpacked, we will be contacting each of you if need be to schedule your prizes to be shipped. Thank you for patience.
Much respect,
Alex
You are welcome. Glad to have you back on the site. We all missed you. Hope the move went well.
Thanks Crystal... yeah the move was a long drive! (I will be posting photos soon), but we are at the final stretch of the move process as we coordinate delivers and movers unloading our truck. LOL will be so happy when this is done!
See you around!
Alex
I can just imagine how long that drive was. My husband and I did a long drive from PA, to Fla to Cali, to washington and back home to PA, but I wasn't moving. It was a long fun drive. A very much needed vacation.
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