My Short Term Solution To The Dansco Issue.

good question. As for now, I do consider them out of business, which is why I'm doing this.

Good job!

As for the embossed gold lettering, I used to date a girl who could do that for you, but that was a long, long time ago.

Dansco will be back. They are doing the best they can given the circumstances (not being helped by all the covidiots).

Easier said than done. As my mother would often say, "Think you could do better? Then do it."

Dansco may want to stay in business, but they have to work with the hand they are dealt. I do not know the difference in employment numbers between LA and WA, so their moving may or may not have been the right idea (although like many things, it was planed before the pandemic). They may also be dealing with supply chain issues like everyone else. I doubt they are willing to share those details as they have more important things to sort out.

For what it is worth, several places around here have permanently closed shop due to staffing issues. It is not the "lazy kids" as much as it is 55+ opting for early retirement. Many of my neighbours did just that. They are their own bosses now.

But I digress...

Dansco is a small, family owned business. Their old location in LA was a decent size, not a Silicon Valley garage for sure.

Sure, they have been lax for several years now, but it looks like they were ready to turn it around when the world threw it another curve ball. It may be real, or just another excuse, I do not know.

I made up this page for the proof issues in my Franklin album"
Now I just need to fill it up

Looking good!

from Dansco's website . . .UPDATE- Our town of Sumas Washington has been devastated by a flood. We are working to go through all of our lost material, product etc. The cleanup is also going to take some time. It will easily be a couple of months before we begin to ship anything out. There are many in our town who are suffering from incredible losses in their homes as well. Please keep us in your prayers as we work through this very difficult situation. Check back with us in a couple of months. Thank you for understanding.