Teleflora selection guide part 2
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Peter, what is the BIG DEAL? I mean so what that TF has a NEW SELECTION GUIDE in the FALL of 2003?
What has Blossom Network provided in a year???
I see no need to make this into a BIG DEAL Today.
TF Members need a CHANGE and keeping selection guides around for more than 4 years is just plain silly.
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What has Blossom Network provided in a year???
I see no need to make this into a BIG DEAL Today.
TF Members need a CHANGE and keeping selection guides around for more than 4 years is just plain silly.
:spin :spin :spin
No real big deal really. That's my point. I know of TF members who don't even use them, and some of them even send them back, as they refuse to pay for stuff, even if it's nice stuff.
Blossoms network has invested in serious ways in our office technology to handle orders, and are working on finishing our floral online network. We have put a footprint into 24 countries in less than a year also. At times however, I wonder why I bother putting my money and time into it. Also have provided a CHOICE so Florists can unhook themselves from the shackles of High prices and nickel and diming them by that company. Not many other people interested in trying to free Florists from this mess and the greed of a few people.
Mikey the Flower Guy
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That could be interesting ...
"You see, Mrs Smith, just how much this lovely casket corsage bring out the lividity in your late Mother's face."
It could work
LOL! Ryan, that kind of caught me off guard
and to tell the truth I had'nt really caught on to the fact that those pics were in a cemetary. I guess I had better pay more attention.
and to tell the truth I had'nt really caught on to the fact that those pics were in a cemetary. I guess I had better pay more attention.
In some other pictures, they have people (not deceased) standing near a closed wood casket in a grave yard setting, looks almost like something out of HBO's Six feet Under.
Hmmm, that should be interesting. You have a grieving customer come in for flowers, they have not come to grips yet with the idea that their beloved is going to end up in the ground and they have to look at those pics...
I'll have to think about that one for awhile.
I'll have to think about that one for awhile.
On the other hand by the time they come to us, they've been thru the funeral home screwing process ... they've chosen casket, etc ... It's not new to them any more.
At least they will know how nice the arrangements will look at the gravesite before they get blown over
At least they will know how nice the arrangements will look at the gravesite before they get blown over
BOSS
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Well......
The FTD one goes 100-ZERO here
Go figure....
Oh I forgot, I don't have the TF one...sorry... I do like the look of the sym work, shot outside in the cemetary that peter put up tho...
Have a week folks...I am outa here ! c-ya next weekend...
The FTD one goes 100-ZERO here
Go figure....
Oh I forgot, I don't have the TF one...sorry... I do like the look of the sym work, shot outside in the cemetary that peter put up tho...
Have a week folks...I am outa here ! c-ya next weekend...
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