First it was tying a yellow ribbon around trees to honor the troops, then What Would Jesus Do? (WWJD) became fashionable on everything from license plates to T-shirts. And don’t forget wearing red to show support for people with AIDS and pink for breast cancer lapel ribbons.
We would like to thank you for joining us in our celebration of our One Year Anniversary Sale. In order to thank you for your time, dedication and loyalty with our company, we have made a few changes in our pricing structure. Some of these changes include dealer discounts up to 40% off and free standard shipping for orders over 200 bands within the US. This new discounting structure is effective immediately. We have attached our new pricing structure.
We want to thank everyone for celebrating with us during our one year anniversary sale. The sale will end this Wednesday, December 20th, so act fast to order your wristbands at the incredible price of $1 or less per wristband.
Michelle Tjelmeland of Springfield, Illinois is profoundly deaf, but you’d never know it by looking at the 32-year-old Web designer and mother of two daughters.
Reminderband is excited to announce its launch of the new Japanese Web site.
A new nonprofit group called Friends of the Frontline said Thursday it hopes to raise at least $2 million for the estimated 2,000 sheriff’s deputies, police officers, firefighters and troopers in Orleans and four neighboring parishes who lost their homes to Hurricane Katrina.
Mark Cabot ordered wristbands for his family’s non-profit organization “Educate These Children” to raise money to help send children to Malawi Africa for school. Cabot didn’t realize when he filled out our survey about our grand opening day sale, he was entered into our ipod shuffle raffle and yesterday he was our winner!
Join Reminderband in the Grand Opening of their new Web site with a 1 day only special!
LOGAN, UT— Reminderband, the leader in silicone wristbands, announces its donation of 5,000 wristbands to Utah State University in remembrance of the eight students and one instructor from the College of Agriculture that died in a 15-passenger van accident Monday, Sept. 26.
Driving down the road it’s easy to spot the yellow ribbon many people have on their vehicles that say “Support Your Troops.” It’s a reminder for those fighting for their country and many of those great soldiers have loved ones they have left behind. Now there is a reminder for those in Iraq and those left behind.
I am extremely pleased with my reminderband order. I feel that I received a quality product at a reasonable cost. This is my third time ordering from reminderband and each time I have been very satisfied." - Gailen - Leigh, NE - January 6, 2010 More Testimonials
