CQ News June 2011
Posted by Dean on 03 Jul 2011 | Category: Latest News, Our People
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Free again to Cantabrians (while stocks last). Last months band-aid idea was a major success. We got great feedback about how it has brought a smile to what has been a difficult situation for Cantabrians. We’re offering these again! (Don’t forget – these are fully removable without damage to the surface). |
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Are you sick of getting boring letters in the mail? If you get a special pricing letter from CQ you won’t get bored. The reverse is printed with a dart template so you can have some fun when you are finished with it. It’s also a good way to send information around the office! (Who needs pigeons). This is another one of David’s bright ideas. Do you have a fun idea for printing on the back of a letter or invoice?
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We’re giving away paper samples for our standard white papers. This is not a complete sample book of all our paper stocks but very useful if you need to know what a certain weight/gsm of paper feels like. Simply enter your details and we’ll pop one of these in the post to you. (available for NZ residents only).
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We welcome Reg to the CQ team. Reg is our new Customer Care / Delivery Person. We have made this job full time to keep up with demand. Special Offer: If you have had to move because of the Christchurch earthquakes we can offer free pick up and delivery for the next 6 months on all jobs over $25 (within the Chch area) rather than our usual $75. Please email us to make arrangements for this. |
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FUNNY YOUTUBE VIDEO! Take a look at this funny YouTube video. Have you ever felt this way trying to get your printer to work? Why not let CQ do that annoying print job – no job too small or too big.
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SCANNING There has always been a list of reasons to protect your paper based documents by converting them to a digital format. The occurrence of natural disasters is just one reason. One of our customers was very glad they had started scanning their paper documents when the Christchurch earthquake struck. Many documents had already been converted to a digital format meaning they could be reproduced if the paper document had been damaged. |
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