Was so happy with my order
Was so happy with my order. I will order from them in the future!
July 17, 2024
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"More than Just Paper Rolls"
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United States
- www.paperrolls-n-more.com
Purchased roll of permanent adhesive…
Purchased roll of permanent adhesive vinyl used in inkjet printer. Printed a small test sample of 42"x33" and applied to flat surface for use in indoor signage and it fell off wall next day. Called and asked for refund. I was refused the refund because description of product does not specifically say it can be used on walls. Usage on a wall is an application for indoor signage. What a joke this company is. Do not do business with them.
June 10, 2024
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