Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

[burt60]

Does anybody have any contact with this vendor I have e-mailed and looked on there site for a phone #?

[Michael McComas]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

Hi Burt,

Email me at p58enfield@rica.net and we can set up a time to talk. I have a regular job, so I'm not at liberty to take customer calls during the day.

Best,

Michael

[jdgiv]

bailey, bennettscott, tailors

Has anyone else had trouble contacting these folks via email and receiving a responce.
Yours,
James D. Gould

[boozie]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

James, the contact you wish is in the private email posted above you, Mr. McComas is your man. He has a day job.

[Michael McComas]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

Mr. Gould,

PMs through this forum tend to work pretty well. Email to me goes through at least two spam filters, so occasionally things get caught that are not meant to be caught.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best,

Michael

[HighPrvt]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

Micheal,
I'm interested in the " sent from home" shirts on your site. Have you made any of those?

Thanks

[Michael McComas]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

Hi Howard,

Not for quite a while, actually. Wasn't a whole lot of demand for them when I did that project. I'd be happy to add you to the list.

Working with the W&G machine was fun. The first couple seams I did zipped right open, until I figured out the trick to tying them off.

My site is due for a revamp, and I'm going to be switching ISPs soon. Between getting caught up on orders and my day job, I haven't put a lot into freshening content.

-Michael

[brown]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

Gentlemen,
While I have not yet purchased anything from this man, as you can see he is quick to respond on this board. He has been overwhelmingly helpful in answering questions I sent to him via pm.
Lindsey

[HighPrvt]

Re: Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors.

Hi Howard,

Not for quite a while, actually. Wasn't a whole lot of demand for them when I did that project. I'd be happy to add you to the list.

Working with the W&G machine was fun. The first couple seams I did zipped right open, until I figured out the trick to tying them off.

My site is due for a revamp, and I'm going to be switching ISPs soon. Between getting caught up on orders and my day job, I haven't put a lot into freshening content.

-Michael

Sure add me to the list, no hurries.