[badkarma318]

Originally Posted by Darwina

We used Signs By Jackie as well. Be warned that it took 8 weeks so that tells you how busy they are. If you are in the newer sections you also need to buy a new bar to hang it on -which they will sell to you as well , because the ones provided are too short. We had trouble with the holes so my husband had to drill into it to make it fit better.

8 weeks is a preposterous lead time for a small, relatively simple sign.

They need to either hire/train more people, or get a better organizational system in place.

[Remembergoldenrule]

Originally Posted by badkarma318

8 weeks is a preposterous lead time for a small, relatively simple sign.

They need to either hire/train more people, or get a better organizational system in place.

Or keep the way they are which is quality and not grow into mega company that loses what makes it a great company. Their signs last! They will also repaint the sign for half price if you move Super nice local people to work with to get what you want. They have standard and light up signs.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by badkarma318

8 weeks is a preposterous lead time for a small, relatively simple sign.

They need to either hire/train more people, or get a better organizational system in place.

I think they are in a better position regarding their business model than we are

[Range Rider]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

There is no Villages preferred sign. If I were buying a sign, I would order it from Amazon. Way cheaper than a local vendor.

Go to a market night on one of the squares. There is usually someone there to make your sign. I would purchase from someone locally (a US business) than rely upon a possible foreign dealer on Amazon.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Range Rider

Go to a market night on one of the squares. There is usually someone there to make your sign. I would purchase from someone locally (a US business) than rely upon a possible foreign dealer on Amazon.

See post #30. There are no more market nights at the squares. You can look for the sign booth at Saturday farmers market in Brownwood.