CGG where did they go??

[BassGMan]

I think the name change was a good idea. I realize CGC pressured them into it and I'm glad they did. A new name will help them develop more of their own identity. Of course they are a CGC copycat, but at least with a different name they at least can be more easily distinguished by newbies.

 

I have gone back and forth with these guys. And I have gone back to my original position that a combination of both services makes the best business sense for me. I sent out a Modern and an Economy submission to CGC in early August. I should hopefully get them both back by the end of the year. In a couple days I'm sending a submission to PGA as well. I'll have that back a month or two before my CGC orders, and I'm sending it off almost two months AFTER my CGC orders. I want to keep my expenses down so Express and Standard would make no sense for my $200 and under books. PGA's $14 for economy and one month turnaround (including shipping both ways) is really a great backup for my second tier books. I can only assume that with their restoration detection problems in the beginning, they must have gained more experience and quality in service by now. So as a dealer I think using both companies is great.

 

for different options. -------Sid

[chromium]

They could change their name to NAMBLA for all I care... They're still the slapstick company they have always been....

[musicmeta]

I don't care what their new name is, it's CGC all the way for me!

[rob_react]

I wonder why they can't spring for e-mail addys that match their domain name?

 

They went for the $2.99 a month plan?

[Forbush-Man]

They could change their name to NAMBLA for all I care... They're still the slapstick company they have always been....

 

Nambla would sue them in a heart beat!

 

I'm not sure which branch would sue frist: North American Marlon Brando Lookalikes are pretty swift with this type of thing, while North American Man Boy Love Association is a little more passive.

 

[Red Hook]

[sterlingcomics]

I wonder why they can't spring for e-mail addys that match their domain name?

 

They went for the $2.99 a month plan?

 

Well, at least that keeps costs down low to provide the best service.