Processing your order

[jrc193]

Hi,

Has anybody any idea if there is any significance in the fact that the stamping block has 2 blank squares and the the stamp itself stamps the first square shortly after the order is placed but does not touch the second blank square to the right? Is it reasonable to assume that the processing procedure is in 2 phases,i.e, the first block is stamped at the outset and that subsequently the second block is stamped after some in house procedure has been completed?ped after some in house procedure has been completed?

[Bill_the_Bear]

Hi,

Has anybody any idea if there is any significance in the fact that the stamping block has 2 blank squares and the the stamp itself stamps the first square shortly after the order is placed but does not touch the second blank square to the right? Is it reasonable to assume that the processing procedure is in 2 phases,i.e, the first block is stamped at the outset and that subsequently the second block is stamped after some in house procedure has been completed?ped after some in house procedure has been completed?

I don't *know*, but I'd be highly confident that those little graphics are purely cosmetic (based off looking at the raw html).  Therefore there is no significance to the double box for the stamp, its just how they've drawn their art work.

To elaborate, there are only 5 stages, not 6.  So processing is a single stage with no "double" parts to it.

[AAddict]

Nope, checked calender and it definitely not April 1st. 

[CraigW]

Nope, checked calender and it definitely not April 1st. 

  this has to be post of the day

[pauliem]

lol, you are looking for anything for the slightest hope of progress.  Desperation!

I've been trying to give up thinking about it since mine was pushed back so far. Not doing a brilliant job of it though.