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Embroidery-Gulf / T-Shits / LOGO / Embroider / Neckline — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:26:37 +0000

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By: Hero

Hero — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 02:06:29 +0000

I have some design for tee shirts, I would like to start selling. My logos are copyright , and also trademarked. With that being said I should be protected, right? And if so I think I would like to get started right away. I just got hurt and I cannot go back to work for a awhile. I would like to spend my time now on getting a tee shirt site now. I just started a website, so would I be able to link my site, to my tee shirt site as well? My web site is for my logo’s and my art posters). Next step would sell tees, of my work.

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Lopes — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 14:56:53 +0000

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By: eric

eric — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:39:13 +0000

Hey, great site. My question is this … I have 20,000 students who want to buy a tee shirt design I made. However the university has blocked the sale with Cafe Press (arguing Trademark violations).

SO I hired two IP lawyers (who charge $300/hr) and they said that the University is wrong. There is no violation of my art.

Anyway, what I need is a site like CafePress where I can place orders and have them drop-shipped to the client. Yet have way for the University to find the tee-shirts online. Kind of a private site. Do you know:
1) Are there sites can I have a private (non-market place) offerings. I guess I could use CafePress WITHOUT keywords.

2) Pricing, which sites are the lowest cost? CafePress seems to have more offerings, yet is more expensive.

3) Speaking about price. There seems to be a breakeven where it is LESS expensive to have a products made in bulk (pre-printed). Do you find that, at some point, you are better to bulk print your most popular items?

Thanks Eric
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