JohnGaunt wrote:Once again it's nice to read how gracious the industry figure is. I hope he posts some interesting stories; I know that some people will be wanting to know print-run counts and edition variations.
So, Greg, I've got a copy of Dreamlands from 1986, product number 2315-X, and I was wondering how rare . . .
Greg Stafford wrote:Can someone start a separate thread for "Questions to Greg" or something? I suppose I could. I'd just like such information to be accessible and not buried in this thead.
MShipley88 wrote:Everything I encounter about the English postal system makes "going postal" in the US seem so much better. It really makes me appreciate the US Postal Service.Mark
killjoy32 wrote:if it took 40 days odd, that must have been sent surface. no way airmail would take that long from the US.mind you i have known them to send things wrong at times.....Al
bbarsh wrote:killjoy32 wrote:if it took 40 days odd, that must have been sent surface. no way airmail would take that long from the US.mind you i have known them to send things wrong at times.....AlI can't remember, but I am guessing it went airmail. I cost me $25 for a PHB and few other items (modules, IRC).I was just about to refund buyer all his expenses when I got the email saying he got it. This was a couple months ago, now. This thread sparked my memory.
nn wrote:Paypal are being arseholes. I can see why they want a signature, but demanding tracking as well is stupid.