How Do You All Like The New Permits?

[jdmidwest]

Bought my new permit the other day at Wally World, it is still on the yellow paper. Bad news is that it takes up the whole paper including the tear off portion for the transport tag for deer and turkey. Since I always remove the backing and fold it up, I am afraid pertinent information may be lost after some wear in the old wallet. The transport section may tear off.

Good news is the E permit is the same size and will fold and fit nicely in the sleeves like ole yellow did.

[drew03cmc]

I HATE mine. I peeled it off and folded it over, but it looks like my four year old did it. There are creases and wrinkles all over the darn thing.

[Gavin]

I ordered mine online the other day...Quick & Easy.

[oneshot]

I printed mine seem to like it so far.Did make couple copies.

oneshot

[drath]

I bought and printed mine on line. They couldn’t have made the online purchase any easier if you ask me.

-D

[Trav]

Bought mine at wally world in Buffalo and it is still on the yellow sticker.

[JimG]

So if this change is saving MDC money, why the $1 "Internet Convenience Fee"?

To me it's a wash, I liked the durability of the old yellow tags, but I also like the convenience of buying on line and printing the tag. I know it's just a dollar, but it really gets under my skin. They made this change for their own advantage, but yet we have to pay for it.

[snagged in outlet 3]

Bought mine online and then sealed it in clear packing tape on both sides. Worked great and I didn't have to got to Walmarks.

Pete

[stlfisher]

Mine is still on the yellow paper. I like them as is, but sounds like a change is coming depending on how you purchase them.

[Brian Jones]

So if this change is saving MDC money, why the $1 "Internet Convenience Fee"?

To me it's a wash, I liked the durability of the old yellow tags, but I also like the convenience of buying on line and printing the tag. I know it's just a dollar, but it really gets under my skin. They made this change for their own advantage, but yet we have to pay for it.

Jim: The convenience fee is what the credit card companies charge the retailer (MDC) for their services. Usually it is between 2 and 3 percent of the price being charged.