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Important Message About Your October 2019 Print Blue Book

We wish to advise that there may be a defect with the binding of your new Fall Blue Book. If you experience any problem, contact Customer Service at...

By Jim Carr

October 7, 2019

1 minute read

We wish to advise that there may be a defect with the binding of your new Fall Blue Book.

If you experience any problem, contact Customer Service at 630-668-3500 or email jmangini@bluebookservices.com; we will immediately replace any defective book.

We appreciate that you are a Blue Book member and apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Sincerely,

Jim Carr
President/CEO
Blue Book Services, Inc.
845 E Geneva Rd
Carol Stream IL 60188 U.S.A.
P 630 344-0748
www.ProduceBlueBook.com

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