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| - | Get '''twenty badges for 5 USD''' - check, money order, or dollar bills. | + | Get '''twenty badges for 5 USD''' - check, money order, or dollar bills.<br /> Also include a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-addressed_stamped_envelope Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope] for shipment. |
:'''Matthew T. Craig''' | :'''Matthew T. Craig''' | ||
:'''219 North Gate Road''' | :'''219 North Gate Road''' | ||
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Mer-branded promotional badges
Description
Badges are 3.8cm by 2.5cm (1.5 inch by 1 inch) with the Mer logo as seen on the desktop background, with that same blue gradient background. They fit nicely on the back of any Nokia Internet Tablet or on any laptop or desktop computer. Stylish way to let everyone know your tablet computer is Maemo Reloaded! The material is vinyl so badges should not fade or tear.
Inventory Status
Very large inventory in-stock as of 17-JUNE-2009
Ordering Information
Get twenty badges for 5 USD - check, money order, or dollar bills.
Also include a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope for shipment.
- Matthew T. Craig
- 219 North Gate Road
- Manchester, NH, USA
- 03104-1826
International orders should include funds for shipping and handling, instead of the SASE postage. Actual prices can be in equivalent foreign currency. Please be financially considerate here, because these orders will mean a special trips for stamps and currency exchange.
Single badges are provided at 1 USD each. Conference events receive a volume discount.
The Fine Print
The Mer Project, Nokia corporation, Maemo.org, the badge distributor, and the individual Mer Project members assume no responsibility for mail delivery or customer satisfaction. If you lose your five dollars somehow, then please understand this is a volunteer run effort. Set your expectations accordingly! :)
Proceeds go toward additional Mer Project marketing efforts, specifically exhibitor table fees at the 2009 Ohio Linuxfest.