Wes Davis
Well-Known Member
I agree then no refund. I was thinking along the lines of if it was defective or misspelled or something then it wouldn't matter if he cut it up. Another thing that might be considered but I am sure it does not apply to this situation. I also worked for a professional art/advertising company at one time. If we reproduced a company logo and that logo was not to spec and refused according to the customers original art then we had to destroy all of our product and prove its destruction so it could never accidentally make it into the market place. I am talking about logos for up to a billion dollar orders for pharmaceutical companies. We would make hundreds of proofs for the company to sign off on before we ever started production just to be on the safe side. I did however see orders for over a million dollars destroyed because of incorrect art. You probably won't believe this but it was all for your standard everyday Bic pen. I worked for Bic, the pen, lighter and shaver company.