by corkysru
zpeteman wrote:
I work in publishing/printing and I can tell you for 100 percent certain that no printer in the U.S. would consider that acceptable. I just printed up a run of books a couple of months ago and a few illustrations came out slightly lighter than expected. I pointed it out to the printer and offered to settle for a small discount, but the printer wouldn't hear of it and instead printed the entire run correctly and rush-shipped them. And then on top of that they allowed us to keep the initial print run, which is entirely saleable. That's how printing works. Someone at FFP needs to press their printer and get the issue sorted out.
I wonder if the real issue is that FFP signed off on proofs without checking against previous editions. If that's the case, then it's not the printer's fault at all and FFP has no recourse.
I wonder if the real issue is that FFP signed off on proofs without checking against previous editions. If that's the case, then it's not the printer's fault at all and FFP has no recourse.
No recourse other than eating the cost of printing the cards. Even then... just print the cards needed. Its not like they need to remake the entire expansion(s).