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SMALLER STICKERS
12th September 2002, Page 28
12th September 2002
Page 28
Page 28, 12th September 2002
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After reading last week's CM, and seeing your piece on page four about the A4-size stickers you are distributing, may I ask that you consider the following suggestion?
While applauding your campaign, I, like many others, am prohibited from displaying any type of sticker, poster or other such item on my truck.
Would it therefore be possible for you to also produce some stickers in a size that could safely be used on cars, preferably stuck from the inside? Maybe even a sun visor? I, and many others I am sure, could then show my support for your campaign, and the industry in general. Annemarie Davies,
via e-rneo!
Coed point Mrs Davies; we'll look into that—and thanks for your support—Ed.
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