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The thread explores various experiences and opinions regarding the use of lead boxes, particularly those from Merrill, as well as alternative options for collecting entries at events. Participants share their thoughts on the aesthetics, functionality, and personal preferences related to these boxes.
Views differ regarding the effectiveness and appeal of the Merrill box compared to other options, with no clear consensus emerging on the best choice for collecting entries.
Participants share personal experiences and preferences based on their individual usage of lead boxes and alternative methods for collecting entries at events.
Consultants looking for ideas on how to effectively collect entries at events may find the shared experiences relevant.
wadesgirl said:I have the box from Merrill but haven't had a chance to use it.
I think it's very professional looking and not very expensive.
My director bought a clear box from Office Max but I thought they were a little pricey.
pampchefrhondab said:I have the one from Merrill, but don't like it as well as a clear one I bought at Office Depot. It is small, but still has a spot to slide in a picture on top. The top part (where the picture goes) slides off the side of the "box" part so you can get all of the slips out. The top of course has a slit. I like it because I'll make my own sign to insert where the picture goes that says "Register to Win....." I use the current colors of the season and list what I want to give away. I've attached the file for you. It's in the colors from last spring. I always put a folded up entry form in there to start. I usually copy my drawing slips in the color of the season as well.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
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