Catalog requests

[mgraham333]

I've emailed a catalog request to Fantasy several times - going back way before the buyout - and have never received a response.

Do you think I'd have better luck mailing in a request?

[Jim R]

I've emailed a catalog request to Fantasy several times - going back way before the buyout - and have never received a response.

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Same here, and I remember having other e-mails ignored in years past.

Do you think I'd have better luck mailing in a request? 

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Probably, but you might have to try a couple of times. Their customer service has always been pretty weak (and slow).

[Michael Fitzgerald]

I posted something here a few months back that I asked for a catalog (via the website) and got a 2005 CDROM, plus the old (2002?) printed catalog.

Absolutely no complaints from me regarding catalog service.

Mike

[Ron S]

If you have a broadband connection, you might want to download the 2004 catalog as a 23.1 MB PDF. Go to the home page, click on "Catalog", and then place the cursor over the words "Ordering Info" at the bottom of the window. You should then get a pop-up window (make sure any pop-up blocker is disabled) and, if you scroll down to the bottom of that pop-up, you'll see hyperlinks for Mac and Windows download of the 2004 catalog.

Incidentally, I also requested a printed catalog through the site, and got no response.

Edited June 15, 2005 by Ron S

[mgraham333]

Thanks Ron. Downloading the catalog right now.

[LAL]

A friend e-mailed Fantasy several times for a catalogue and he did eventually receive the '05 CD-ROM and the '02 print copy, but it took them almost a year to mail the items.

[Hoppy T. Frog]

The printed catalogue was ideal bathroom reading...

[mikeweil]

.... as long as you don't drop it

I'd rather get that catalogue in a database format than a pdf file that's a faithful image of the print version - I'd like to search for labels, sidemen, titles ... If there are no indexes provided with a pdf file, searches are rather time consuming. If they treated it like image files, no chance. You get your info faster with a rip of the entire Fantasy website and a power serach in that part of your hard disc where you store it.

Of course the printed catalogues reading - I too get them whenever I can. I prefer to read them on the balcony -_-

Edited June 16, 2005 by mikeweil

[bertrand]

First the Koran, now the Fantasy catalogue - what else are people going to try to flush?

[Ron S]

First the Koran, now the Fantasy catalogue - what else are people going to try to flush?

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Ask Concord.

[sidewinder]

Just clearing out a load of old paperwork in the study I came across a copy of this Fantasy Catalogue. Never even realised I had it ! Incredible the range of music in there.

I've always found Fantasy very helpful in the past (particularly Terry Hinte). Beyond the call of duty in terms of level of help.

[jlhoots]

They have never responded to 3 requests from me.

Edited June 16, 2005 by jlhoots