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2000 Plus® Self-Inking Notary Stamp; 2" Diameter

Item # 901-1SIR50N

• Stamp Type: Custom Message Stamp • Ink Type: Self-Inking • Ink Color: Black, Blue, Red

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Perfect for fast, repetitive use Ink pad built into stamp; 5,000 impressions per pad Message area: 2" diameter Replacement pads available for easy re-inking Quantity discount pricing is only available for custom-printed items with the same item number, ink color and printed message

Product Information: Stamp Type :

Custom Message Stamp; Ink Type :

Self-Inking; Ink Color :

BlackBlueRed; Frame Material :

Plastic
Miscellaneous: Features :

Ink pad built into stamp; 5,000 impressions per pad; Brand :

2000 PLUS; Country of Origin :

USA
Imprinted Information: Number of Lines :

5; Maximum Characters Per Line :

50; Impression Height :

2"
Weight: Weight :

0.50 lbs. per Each

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2000 Plus� Self-Inking Notary Stamp; 2 Diameter

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9/12/2012

2.0

Not worth the price tag.

By Chattanooga Legal Assisant/Notary

from Chattanooga, TN

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Pros

Easy To Set Up
Lightweight

Cons

Off-centered
Spotty Ink

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Comments about 2000 Plus� Self-Inking Notary Stamp; 2 Diameter:

I ordered my first notary stamp from Quill a couple of years ago. A notary stamp should be exact, as it's a product that's used for a specific purpose. When I ordered my first seal, they sent me the wrong color. I will say they were prompt about its return and getting me a replacement, but it was pretty silly to send me a black-inked stamp considering states have specific guidelines. This time around, I ordered another stamp from Quill, and it arrived off-centered and with spotty ink. I have to press down really hard to get the seal to be even. The handle/lid also sticks pretty bad so it's harder to open and use than it should be. It's not worth the wait to send it back and have them redo it, but I might be looking into other options for the future. For the almost $50 it cost to have the seal made, it's not worth it. Their print shop seems prone to easily correctable errors. This is the only product I've bought from Quill that I've had any issues with, which is why it's so surprising.