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Bandit Signs and RAIN?

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It's Friday... time for the bandits to come out! I was planning on putting out my first campaign of bandit signs, but I see thunderstorms on the forecast tonight and tomorrow. Does this ruin the signs or reduce their effectiveness since people will be distracted by the weather while driving? I very much want to put them out and start getting calls, but these are my first bandit signs and I can't really afford for them to go to waste due to weather. What have you guys experienced with this?

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Let us know if you get any calls/deals out of them. I just wanted to add that if you are nailing them to telephone poles, you will want to get the kind with the corrugated holes in the sign that run sideways instead of vertical. If they are vertical and nailed to post then strong winds can fold them.

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