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I'd be glad to answer almost any questions you may have on the subject of turk's heads, my methods of producing rings made with them, etc., though some specific questions can't easily be answered in words. I teach workshops in person, and I have DVDs and tools that I sell, if you're seriously interested in learning. I have put together some of the more common questions and my answers, a sort of Golden Knots FAQ.

I am reachable by a number of different means. Of course you can always type a message into my feedback page's text box and hit "submit", which works very well, but you can call me on the telephone at 1-727-347-0593 at any time. You can record a message if I don't happen to hear it and pick up.

The virtual number to use for texting (SMS) is 954-406-7045, and goes to my iPad. I try to check it every day, but unless you have some reason to expect otherwise, (i.e., by pre-arrangment) responses may be a bit sluggish.

My email address, if you need to type it into a mail program, is lorenzo@golden-knots.com

If you just want to write me a letter, my mailing address is:

P.O.Box 48543
St. Petersburg, FL 33743

I have rather bad hearing, so if you call my voice number, expect to repeat yourself a lot.
In case I don't answer, please don't be put off by my message, which was recorded for me by Carl Kassel, of NPR.

I've compiled a listing of various comments that I've received along the way, unedited and unattributed.

I recently asked my previous customers to comment on my site, my rings, and their general reactions to having purchased and worn jewelry from me. So far I've only got a few, but if you're interested, please check them out. If you are already one of my customers, please consider adding your comments.

Note that I despise unsolicited commercial email, and I have absolutely no intention of sharing your address with anyone else, particularly not with internet spammers.

If you want to send me a website link, please leave out the "http:" part, because my spam-blocking will reject it. Also, be sure to replace the default text, rather than just adding to it. Spammers seem to be too stupid to be able to include text that makes sense to me or relates to my website, so I'm not worried about losing important messages.

If you do give me your address, remember that computers are very literal-minded creatures, and spelling counts. I often get returned mail due to "server unknown" errors. If your message to me doesn't get a response within a day or so, please do email me at lorenzo@golden-knots.com and that will ensure that I get a valid return address.
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Customer Satisfaction Survey

If you've already gotten something from me, I would like to know how well I did in satisfying your needs. I've put together this little list of questions and provided space so you can make comments, and, if you give permission, I'll add your feedback to the other responses I've gotten.

Your name
Were you happy with the ordering and shipping process? Is there anything you think I could, or should, have done differently?

Was the information I provided to you, before and after, clear and useful?

If it was a ring, is the ring worn every day? Taken off for heavy work, or not?

How is the ring holding up? Any problems with distortion, broken wires, etc?

Is it still the right size? Did it stretch to a larger size and need to be squeezed down, or, alternatively, have to be stretched back out?

Most important question of all: is it still treasured?

May I use your comments?

(This site last updated on 08-24-2010)

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