2006-04-18 by Ken Carney
According to our consultants, valid name/SSN pairs sell for about $50 each, depending on volume. So, a theft of 50-100,000 ID s is a pretty good payday, and
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2006-04-18 by Ken Carney
Well, just call them, tell them you like their company and want to buy a lot of stuff, but don t have a Federal EIN (employer identification number), you re an
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2006-04-17 by David Keenan
... Yes, I was too. But seconding your point below, it is not a particular effective IR image anyway. ... Good point. I need to strike a balance between by
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2006-04-17 by esharamaki
I was just wondering, if I create a profile for my scanner with Profile Prism, can that take the place of the black point / white point calibration procedure
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2006-04-17 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I wish there was EXIF data, since I m curious what shutter speeds you had to use. At web size, I can t tell the difference in noise level, since downsizing
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2006-04-17 by roschko_leolevin
Thank you Steve for your answer. But despite your explanation it´s not really clear for me how to print the charts, please be patient, my english isn´t verry
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2006-04-17 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
They are OK with small sales. What I did was call them to set up my account. Just tell them you are a professional photographer and give them your SS#, they
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2006-04-17 by Joe
Hello Joe: Thanks but wrong company. We were talking about, United Mfg, supplies. The link, http://www.unitedmfrs.com/ Joe ... use ... so ... they re ... the
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2006-04-17 by Joe
Are you going here? http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com/servlet/OnlineShopping I m a happy customer and have purchased many items for personal use without
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2006-04-17 by Larry Wangelin
Joe, Just enter 1234 for the ID number. Larry W.
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2006-04-17 by Steve Kale
Florian First I assume you asking about how to use QTR create ICC and not how to use QTR - the RIP - itself and creating your own ink curves. Think of QTR s
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2006-04-17 by vartkes_peltekoglu
Hello QTR community, I am also in a similar boat to Florian. While i am grateful for the documentation that exists in the user manual and the other manual for
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2006-04-17 by Joe
... Coda ... are the ... SSN
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2006-04-17 by Joe
Thanks but that is not an option for me. I no longer give my SSN out to anyone at all, no exceptions. But thanks again for the suggestion ... the ... not ...
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2006-04-17 by Greg
... In NY you can get a tax ID online, but unless you do enough business to justify the extra paper work, you might just want to buy retail. I believe you can
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2006-04-17 by Kip Babington
Why not just make up a 9-digit number in SSN format? If the site is only looking for a certain number of digits and has no way of cross checking if it
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2006-04-17 by Brian Ellis
The company appears to sell primarily to frame shops, i.e. they re a wholesaler. In order to buy there for your own personal use you would have to invent not
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2006-04-17 by lulalake_1999
... I must disagree a thousand percent, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER send your SSN across the internet. Again, NEVER post your SSN on the net, no matter to whom nor how
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2006-04-17 by colingruk
... have ... inch ... with the ... seal. ... purchased ... than a ... diameter. ... based ... arise ... looked ... When ... (cuttings, ... holes ... Many
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2006-04-17 by Richard Coda
Joe: Try your SSN, if you feel comfortable with that. Usually they are the same unless you are a corporation.
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2006-04-17 by Joe
thanks for the information but it appears that you must own a business for unitedmfrs to allow registration to occur. I do not have a tax ID and it will not
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2006-04-17 by Steve Kayner
... It does print at 1/8 from the leading edge for me. Apparently, it s not capable of full-page printing. That s a bit of a let down, but for these small
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2006-04-17 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
I dealt with LI back in the mid 90 s and learned a long time ago that they are rip offs. I found a manufacturer that sells me products at wholesale and you can
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2006-04-17 by lulalake_1999
... Well, I just had a wonderful experience with Pixel Outpost http://www.pixeloutpost.com/ Very fast shipping, very concerned with archival issues, good
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2006-04-16 by Bob Michaels
Temporarilly STOP using the UT2 and put some dye carts in there. Use either the Epson carts or the MIS $5 Chinese dye carts. See if you have good nozzle checks
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2006-04-16 by Steve Kayner
Hello, Finally got my refurb 1280 and UT2 inkset. Total clog-city to start, but that s mostly cleared up after cleaning fluid and many cleaning cycles. I tried
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2006-04-16 by ginnylady33
Yeah. I know the feeling deep in your gut where you KNOW they are ripping you off---You ve been taken advantage of. In my experience, Archival Methods ships to
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2006-04-16 by john dean
I certainly am reay to try out these other companies. I just received one 16x20 limited edition portfio from Light Impressions. They charged me a lot for
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2006-04-16 by Greg
... of LI So ... They still list IRIS prints in the price sheet.
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2006-04-16 by Greg
... would do most things many ... iproofsystems did, and the Evolution is also (probably) built on it. That and OPM for the layout features, and add in little
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2006-04-16 by ginnylady33
Hmmm.....their rpices are competitive with the link I posted to Archival Methods. I wonder if they offer the same FREE shipping on orders over a certain
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2006-04-16 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: snip... ... My understanding is that someone with the dedication and talent of Roy, but with a dogged interest in color, could put an interface on
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2006-04-16 by Jim Doyle
Carl & All Well I understand that This company was started by a former owner of LI So Try Them They are in Rochester NY HYPERLINK
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2006-04-16 by Carl Schofield
I agree. I waited 2 weeks to receive my last order and a prior order was lost in transit. Ever since they moved from Rochester, NY to CA it has been a
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2006-04-16 by James Irelan
... My complaint with them has been that, in addition to the above, they also get your order wrong. Some young woman named Sarah or something took your order,
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2006-04-16 by ginnylady33
I ve bought from Light Impressions for many years. During that time I ve had 3 ongoing complaints: firstly, they are often out of stock of items I want.
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2006-04-16 by Greg
Ernst, as usual, thank you. Now Nick, if you step up to a larger Ultrachrome printer, then you get a few more options. Postershop can be configured with
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2006-04-16 by David Keenan
As promised I did some more experimenting with the R-D1 and a R72 (89B) filter. I have posted seven images all shot at ISO 200 or 400 (to be compared with
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2006-04-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... Greg, Nick, The transfer points for the LC C and LM M and on the 9600 etc LK K can be shifted, that has been available before I got the Wasatch SoftRip 5
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2006-04-16 by Nick H. Nugent
... All correct. I did ask them something about why they treat my 6-ink printer like a 4-ink printer and I think I got the same answer. But at that time my
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2006-04-16 by Greg
... wrote: Well, what I learned about the Wasatch softrip kept me from buying it. When I contacted them, they said it could not change the point
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2006-04-16 by Nick H. Nugent
I have used Wasatch SoftRIP for almost a year now but only on my HP Designjet 30 which is the smallest HP printer they support. I purchased it so I can use
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2006-04-15 by roschko_leolevin
Hi, I am a newbie wit B&W Printing and QTR. I know how to use Colormanagement and Softproof and so on ... But in B&W are things different. Now I try to make a
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2006-04-15 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Easy for you to say. ;-) A good CFS would only be a solution for people who print a lot. I don t. I m happy with carts, and am not really bothered by the
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2006-04-15 by lulalake_1999
... time. ... Hi Ernst, Yeah, I do print a lot on canvas but Qimage looks real good. Thanks for the tip. Jules
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2006-04-15 by Editor, P.O.V. Image Service
... I don t see where I said they were seriously hurt by this settlement... Please point it out. -- Keith Keith Krebs Just some guy, caretaker of the
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2006-04-15 by john dean
I think what the 3rd party industry has been flirting with for many years is a really good continuous flow system that is easy to fill and does not clog. It
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2006-04-15 by Greg
... parts of ... some ... alternative ... That just means that the next round of Epson printers will be really refill unfriendly. The carts for the C86
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2006-04-15 by how786
I ve been usiong the 2200 for BO with Eboni Black. I wanted to try some test prints on Epson Semigloss and a few other non-matte surfaces. This leaves me, as I
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2006-04-15 by Brian Ellis
I don t see where I said they were seriously hurt by this settlement... Please point it out. Did you see quotes around my statement? I don t see any. I
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