Oh I would LOVE for you to forward me the email!!! going to pm you my addy right now!!!! Thank you :D

Be careful if you do order these. I know that in the UK they trick you into signing up for some kind of subscription that they charge money for every month.

I order my regular business card, calendars, etc from vistaprint without a problem. I never saw anything concerning a subscription. The only thing that could get on your nerves is the daily "special offers" they sent by mail. I'm still looking for a way to unsubscribe from these e-mails. :o/

It might just be a UK thing then. You can read more about it here:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=202892

But just be careful to check all the small pring when you order (as you should do with any site you use).

That's why you set up a "junk mail" account. Works very well.

Ceinwyn ~ usually at the very bottom of those junk e-mails (in the fine print) will be a little blue link that says "if you no longer wish to receive e-mails from us, click here." :)

Ceinwyn, you could also set up filters to have those unwanted junk emials sent directly to the trash or another folder. You'll never have to see it. That's what I do.

Sometimes clicking on the unsubscribe links tells the spam sender that your email address is valid. Then they will sell those email addys to other marketers. Unless I know I subscribed to an email I'll use the unsubscribe link. If not, I leave it alone. Lately, Yahoo and gmail have been really good about blocking spam emails.

It's about the only "junk" I receive on my regular address, so I just press delete and get rid of it. When I am considering ordering something, I open their e-mail and see if there are some special promotions I could use :o) That's how I was able to send a personalised pen to one of my swap partners. Last time I checked I couldn't see any unsubscribe link. I'll have to take a look at it tomorrow.

"Sometimes clicking on the unsubscribe links tells the spam sender that your email address is valid."

I didn't know that! Thanks for the tip!

Oh, i've like that link (or copy of the offer.)

I ordered some freebies last week. All I had to pay was shipping which was very reasonable (under $10.00). My goodies have already arrived. The small self-inking address stamp is perfect for postcards. I also got 250 'business cards' to use for swapping printed to my specifications! Wooo-whooooo ... I'm excited about that one, too. Plus, adress labels.

There were two special offers that came up during the check out process, but you have to click to 'subscribe' to the offers.

So far, I'm a 'happy camper'!! :D

yeah, I got mine too, and am really happy with the service. I may go back for the stamp, good idea!

I've gotten free business cards from them twice-no problems at all. I just sent for some free postcards, they should be here soon. You can also get a free (by that they mean you pay for shipping) tee shirt with a logo of your choice. It's a great site.

I'd love it if you could PM it to me too! :)

I have to do it through regular email - I send them your email address and they send you email offers. Or, you can just go to vistaprint.com, you can alwasy get free business cards, and once you are on their list you will get lots of offers for other freee stuff.

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I've never had any problems, and I know lots of people who use vista print. I think you have to be careful to say NO to all "special Offers" of rewards or special "thank yous", taht';s when you end up signing on for something you didn't realize. Just order your stuff, pay the shipping fee, and say NO to everything else.

Thanks cherry... I'm rather trusting and naive. I keep putting money on a credit card of mine, and I haven't used this card in months, but it's not getting paid off... you see where this is going? I guess I need to call someone.

I will certainly steer clear of this site after reading those and others!

Yeah, I've used them quite a few times for labels, cards and a stamp. I've never had a problem. I have it shipped to my UK home address too. I've always been satisfied with what I've gotten and the speed it's gotten here.

While it is true and you have to be careful to say no to any "special offers," I think this site makes most of its money on their products, as they do a good job. If I like my PCs when they arrive, I'm going to order a free shirt.

I've ordered from vistaprint befor and have always been very happy with the products I've received. There business cards are great as is there notecards and notepads.

I just ordered a return address stamp for my Distro... here's the fine print all those dopes didn't read...

"

Offer Details: Simply click "Yes" to activate your trial membership and take advantage of the great savings that VistaPrint Rewards has to offer plus claim your $10.00 Cash Back. The membership fee of $14.95 per month will be charged/debited by VistaPrint Rewards to the card you used today with VistaPrint after the 30-day FREE trial and then automatically charged/debited each month at the then-current monthly membership fee so long as you remain a member. Of course, you can call toll-free at 1-888-243-6185 and speak to a VistaPrint Rewards member representative within the first 30 days to cancel — you will have paid nothing and owe nothing. Please note that by agreeing to these Offer Details you are authorizing VistaPrint to securely transfer your name, address and credit/debit card information to VistaPrint Rewards, a service provider of VistaPrint. No matter what, the FREE $10.00 Cash Back is yours to claim! Remember, you can call to cancel at any time and you will no longer be charged. If you used a debit card today, then beginning on or about 30 days from now, your monthly membership fee for VistaPrint Rewards will be automatically debited each month on or about that same date from the checking account associated with the debit card you provided today."

If you don't get click happy you won't get charged!

Yeah, any time it says "cash back" beware!