Fwd: We are unable to process your PhotoStamps order
Aw.
Begin forwarded message:
> From: support@stamps.com
> Date: May 26, 2005 2:19:44 PM EDT
> Subject: We are unable to process your PhotoStamps order
> Reply-To: support@stamps.com
>
> Dear Jan,
>
> Thank you for your order. Unfortunately, we are currently unable to
> accept the image(s) you have submitted, and as such we have cancelled
> your entire order number o1751154 and will not charge your credit card
> for any portion of it.
>
> Please note that currently we are unable to accept images that may be
> construed as business advertising or notices. Additionally,
> PhotoStamps will not accept images that may be considered
> objectionable (e.g.- sexually explicit, obscene, violent, etc.),
> controversial (e.g.- political, etc.), or newsworthy or notorious
> (celebrities, politicians, world leaders, etc.). All images must meet
> our Content Restrictions shown here.
>
> Examples of images that we accept include babies, individuals,
> couples, families, pets, landscapes, artistic items, and other similar
> types of images. Any person in a picture should be wearing modest
> clothing. We are very conservative in our acceptance of images (think
> of things that were considered appropriate in the 1950s and you are
> probably safe).
>
> Remember, you must own the rights to the photograph, image, graphic,
> or logo that you submit and if it is unclear to us that this is the
> case, we cannot accept your image. Also, if we think your submission
> will result in a low quality PhotoStamps product (e.g. the image is
> too dark), we may choose not to process the order.
>
> Please note that owing to privacy concerns, our customer support
> representatives do not have access to the image(s) that you submitted.
> As such, they cannot provide details on why your submission did not
> meet our content guidelines.
>
> We apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused you but we
> sincerely hope you will try again and submit another image to us.
> Regards,
> The PhotoStamps Team
I see. Hmmm, interesting. Clearly it must be that greenthings have become notorious. I like that.
ReplyDeleteSuppose their technician rejects stamps with language out-of-hand. Will try submitting it again without the "greenthing" badge.
ReplyDeleteThis is still pretty cool, I can see the potential for some cool custom stamps.
ReplyDeleteTotally, Doug. Last summer, during the Beta, I ordered photostamps for my parents and their best friends featuring wedding photos on the occasion of their respective 50th Anniversaries.
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