A little help please

[salukifudd]

I'm looking for Frank Maloney's (Director of Ticket Operations) email address and I'm not having any luck finding it. Does anybody know it? Also, please don't say "fmaloney@cubs.com" unless it is the truth. Thanks for the help.

[tulsacubfan]

I'm looking for Frank Maloney's (Director of Ticket Operations) email address and I'm not having any luck finding it. Does anybody know it? Also, please don't say "fmaloney@cubs.com" unless it is the truth. Thanks for the help.

 

Actually, it probably is. I called the public relations department to get permission to use the Cubs logo on a groom's cake. The girl asked that I email the request and she would respond. Her name was Veronica Lopez and her email address was vlopez@cubs.com.

[badgercub]

I'm looking for Frank Maloney's (Director of Ticket Operations) email address and I'm not having any luck finding it. Does anybody know it? Also, please don't say "fmaloney@cubs.com" unless it is the truth. Thanks for the help.

 

Actually, it probably is. I called the public relations department to get permission to use the Cubs logo on a groom's cake. The girl asked that I email the request and she would respond. Her name was Veronica Lopez and her email address was vlopez@cubs.com.

 

On a sidenote. You don't need the Cubs permission to use their logo on a cake. You would only need it if you were somehow going to profit from the use of the logo. Unless of course you need it for the baker requested it. I highly doubt the Cubs would even know if you used it or not.

[daske17]

I'm looking for Frank Maloney's (Director of Ticket Operations) email address and I'm not having any luck finding it. Does anybody know it? Also, please don't say "fmaloney@cubs.com" unless it is the truth. Thanks for the help.

 

Actually, it probably is. I called the public relations department to get permission to use the Cubs logo on a groom's cake. The girl asked that I email the request and she would respond. Her name was Veronica Lopez and her email address was vlopez@cubs.com.

 

On a sidenote. You don't need the Cubs permission to use their logo on a cake. You would only need it if you were somehow going to profit from the use of the logo. Unless of course you need it for the baker requested it. I highly doubt the Cubs would even know if you used it or not.

 

You actually do need permission from the Cubs. Bakeries (regardless of you telling them that no one with know) cannot use copyrighted images on their products without written consent. I ran into this problem around the Super Bowl trying to get a photo of the Bears on a cake.

[tulsacubfan]

I'm looking for Frank Maloney's (Director of Ticket Operations) email address and I'm not having any luck finding it. Does anybody know it? Also, please don't say "fmaloney@cubs.com" unless it is the truth. Thanks for the help.

 

Actually, it probably is. I called the public relations department to get permission to use the Cubs logo on a groom's cake. The girl asked that I email the request and she would respond. Her name was Veronica Lopez and her email address was vlopez@cubs.com.

 

On a sidenote. You don't need the Cubs permission to use their logo on a cake. You would only need it if you were somehow going to profit from the use of the logo. Unless of course you need it for the baker requested it. I highly doubt the Cubs would even know if you used it or not.

 

The baker wouldn't do it without permission from the Cubs.