Newbie (B&P) Rules
These are the rules that MUST be followed for you to get a B&P from me. I have been receiving too many packages with no return postage, cash instead of postage, no return envelope, etc. and it has become very annoying. If you do not follow these rules and send me a package without return postage, etc., I am keeping it.
These rules are very simple to follow:
- send the amount of CDs that I am burnng for you.
- send CD-R, NOT CD-RW. Sometimes audio won't work on CD-RW.
- Please do not ask for outrageous amounts of CDS, try to limit the number to around 3.
- send a SASE (self addressed stamped envelope) with enough postage to cover the return. Any question on how much to send just ask. A good thing to do is have the postal employee weigh the reurn package with the blanks in it and put that much postage on it. PLEASE NO UPS RETURN POSTAGE, FEDEX RETURN POSTAGE, METERED POSTAGE, OR CASH, UNLESS OTHERWISE ARRANGED.
- include a note (usually my own B&P form) with your home address, email, and what shows I am doing for you (This is VERY important if you want your show back. If a note is not included or at least an email where I can reach you, I will keep the CDs and not send anything back. I am too busy to be trying to figure out who gets what show. Take the two minutes to write a note and make everyone's life easier.
- Take care of those who do B&Ps for you. We do not ask for anything in return, just a thank you. If someone has done two or three B&Ps for you, drop them a couple extra CDs for their time. They are much appreciated and always needed.
- I REPEAT: IF THESE RULES ARE NOT FOLLOWED YOU WILL NOT GET BACK YOU SHOWS OR THE BLANKS. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ANY OF THEM JUST EMAIL ME AND ASK. I WOULD RATHER ANSWER A SIMPLE QUESTION, EVEN IF IT SEEMS DUMB, THAN HAVE TO DEAL WITH MESSED UP PACKAGES.
If you need additional information regarding B&Ps in general, email me and ask or go to Etree.org they have a very detailed explaination of how B&Ps work. You could also read the GENERAL B&P GUIDELINES I have outlined.