[pct-l] half mile pct maps - update

[Eric]

I'll still pick them up and I have another person who will be wanting
copies, I'll pick his up too, so add another to the list, you'll see him on
the PCT-L in a day or so - he's my hiking partner.

Regards,
Eric

On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 2:49 PM, neil p. <neildpetersen at gmail.com> wrote:

> Alright gang, so I spoke with the printing shop and they are only set up to
> ship with ups and thus cannot do priority mail with usps. So the shipping
> cost per order will be around $15 or more depending on location. Thus the
> better solution seems to be that if someone wants to volunteer to pick up
> all the printed maps and ship them individually to everyone via usps flat
> rate and get a much better shipping rate (there is about 20 people to ship
> to) . The other option is have them all sent to me as the bulk shipping is
> not bad and then I can ship them to everyone, but this might not save much
> money. So let me know what you folks think, I dont mind continuing to gather
> the money for the total order and place it if someone wants to volunteer to
> be shipping manager. Let me know what folks think. Thanks for you patience
> everybody.
> -Neil
>
> On 18 February 2011 12:52, Jackie McDonnell <yogihikes at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> If the $15 shipping quote is what the print shop quoted you, chances are
>> they won't budge on that, especially given that they're doing a discount on
>> printing.  Perhaps someone in the group who lives in Portland would be
>> willing to coordinate the shipping.  That person could pick up the maps,
>> then mail all the sets out.
>>
>> Just an idea - sorry if I'm overstepping here.
>>
>> I really appreciate you doing this.  With all the preparation for a
>> thru-hike, this is certainly taking up your precious free time!
>>
>> yogi
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 2:27 PM, neil p. <neildpetersen at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Yeah, I am trying to figure out shipping. Thanks for the heads up with
>>> paypal as I am new to it. I think a personal check will work, keep you
>>> posted. Thanks-Neil
>>>
>>>
>>> On 17/02/2011, Jackie McDonnell <yogihikes at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > $15 seems pretty high for shipping.  If the maps are printed
>>> front-and-back
>>> > it would only be maybe 150 pages.  That should fit in a Priority Mail
>>> Flat
>>> > Rate Envelope, which is $4.95.
>>> >
>>> > For payment: if folks send you via PayPal, I suspect PayPal will charge
>>> > fees.  That's usually 30 cents plus 2.9% of the total.  Be sure to
>>> include
>>> > that in the price you quote everyone.  Could I send you a personal
>>> check
>>> > instead of PayPal?
>>> >
>>> > My mailing address:
>>> >
>>> > Jackie McDonnell
>>> > PO Box 860573
>>> > Shawnee Mission, KS  66286
>>>
>>> >
>>> > On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 12:34 AM, neil p. <neildpetersen at gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> Alright folks we have about 25 people interested in getting the maps
>>> >> printed. I am still figuring out what the cheapest way to get them
>>> shipped
>>> >> to everyone is as it seems we all want our maps shipped to our home.
>>> Some
>>> >> folks will pick them up at the printer in Portland and thus will save
>>> some
>>> >> money but it looks like the average shipping will be about $15. If it
>>> >> works
>>> >> out to be more, maybe someone might want to volunteer to pick them up
>>> from
>>> >> the printer and then package and ship them to everybody if it is
>>> cheaper.
>>> >> However, I am leaning toward just having them packaged and shipped by
>>> the
>>> >> printer. I still need the address for some of you so please email it
>>> to me
>>> >> if you have not. I will be getting in touch with the printer again
>>> >> tomorrow
>>> >> and hopefully getting the ball rolling on their end. Anyone who wants
>>> in
>>> >> still please email me your shipping address and I will keep you posted
>>> >> about
>>> >> shipping but it looks like the printing cost will be $55 or cheaper.
>>> So
>>> >> overall with shipping it looks like the average cost will be $70,
>>> which
>>> >> seems to be a sweet deal as far as I am concerned. Keep you all
>>> posted,
>>> >> looking forward to meeting some of you at kickoff and beyond.
>>> >> -Neil
>>> >>
>>> >> ps- here is the list so far if not on it sorry, please email again
>>> with
>>> >> your address.thanks*
>>> >>
>>> >> Will have maps shipped/ I have shipping address:*
>>> >> Neil Petersen <-neildpetersen at gmail.com>
>>>
>>> >> Chris Gordon <CDGordon at cox.net>
>>> >> Dan Kayser <-kayser at ameslab.gov>
>>> >> Brandon McGinnity <-bmcginnity at gmail.com>
>>> >> Jon Smith <jsa106 at sfu.ca>
>>> >> Jeanette McKinley <JKLMCK at aol.com>
>>> >> Barney Hope <bh.csuchico at gmail.com>
>>> >> Nikii Murtaugh <boundforadventure at gmail.com>
>>> >> Paul Mercer <paul.mercerjr at gmail.com>
>>>
>>> >> Mike Jurasius <-syntectonics at yahoo.com>
>>> >> *
>>> >> Will pick up maps at printer in Portland, OR :*
>>> >> Whitnee Goode <whitneegoode at yahoo.com>
>>>
>>> >> Vimal Golding <bungovi at gmail.com>
>>> >> Eric- johner27 at evergreen.edu
>>> >> Sue Kettles <sue.kettles at comcast.net>
>>>
>>> >> Alexander Asai <alexanderasai at gmail.com>
>>> >>
>>> >> Need address for:
>>> >> Colin Stryker <-colin.stryker at gmail.com>
>>>
>>> >> Karen "Special K" Keller <-karen.kellerford at gmail.com>
>>> >> Csilla Tabor <-csilla.tabor at gmail.com>
>>> >> Jackie McDonnell <-yogihikes at gmail.com>
>>> >> Elisabeth M. Chaplin <echaplin at gmail.com>
>>> >> Scott Garner
>>> >> <http://h/chgy4mo1efen/?v=b&cs=wh&to=wiley10@Hotmail.com
>>> ><wiley10 at Hotmail.com>
>>>
>>> >> Ryan Tinkle <ryantinkle at gmail.com>
>>> >> Dale P <pbprider at yahoo.com>
>>> >> Richard beamish
>>> >> J M <evilempress2003 at yahoo.com>- evilempress2003 at yahoo.com
>>> >> Richard "Cuppa Joe" Ahlf <cuppajoeat at gmail.com>
>>> >> <Early-dougearly at aol.com><-juliak.marsh at gmail.com><-
>>> athruhiker2006 at yahoo.com>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >
>>>
>>
>>
>


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