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I'd make sure what kind of ink they used and the kind of paper as well. For the money, I'd sure hate to get cheesy images and not be able to return them. I'll bet there's somewhere here you could ask to share an image, then scan and save it to your hard drive so you could always have it.
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I'd make sure what kind of ink they used and the kind of paper as well. For the money, I'd sure hate to get cheesy images and not be able to return them. I'll bet there's somewhere here you could ask to share an image, then scan and save it to your hard drive so you could always have it.
Oh I would NEVER buy stamped images. To me that is just wrong to do.
I am wondering though who the maker is to someday actually buy the actual stamps.
Some people will do anything to make a buck....the prices of even precut cardstock are just ridiculous. I get so frustrated with eBay I am about to quit using it.
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I saw that they were stamped images, but I figured Tina was just looking to see who makes the stamp. If I had those stamps I would send you some, but I have no idea who makes them.
Off topic here....I wonder if selling images is even allowed on ebay? or anywhere else for that mattter.
the first person to respond is correct; the hedgehog stamp is by Penny Black. I have a few other of the hedgehog stamps by them and LOVE them! I buy mine online from
AddictedtoRubberStamps.com.
The other image might be Penny Black as well; not sure. If you go to the web site I mentioned and search under the company "Penny Black" you will see all their stamps that this site currently offers.
If you do a Google search on Penny Black you might find a site that lists every Penny Black stamp ever made and sold. I found it once a while ago but didn't bookmark it.
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I saw that they were stamped images, but I figured Tina was just looking to see who makes the stamp. If I had those stamps I would send you some, but I have no idea who makes them.
Off topic here....I wonder if selling images is even allowed on ebay? or anywhere else for that mattter.
I noticed that she states that she is NOT selling the images, but the paper, ink & time that it took to create them.
I know one company allows the sale of stamped images as long as they are COLORED in.
But 95% of other companies do not allow it at all.
To me its really really wrong to just sell stamped images and I personally would never buy them colored or not.
Ebay cannot control every auction. But is the company owner is a VERo member then they will pull those listings right away when told to do so.
by the way - I emailed Penny Black so we will see.
I was thinking this same thing. Glad I read the whole thread.
Let us know if they respond. Intrested to know what they think.
Thanks!
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Nothing yet. I am still waiting and kind of surprised they did not respond yet. I sent 2 emails with auctions showing their stamped images for sale on ebay.
I am hoping they will get to me soon.
I also found some Sugar Plum, Sarah Kay and Greeting Farm ones so i emailed those as well as I know that Angel Policy does not allow it.
I know I am a tattletale when it comes to this but it just irks me so bad when someone rips off artists like this.
Who is the maker of this stamp?
