No, no VP advertising on mine. My photo on the front and then whatever info you want on the back. I think if you get 'free' stuff from them that's when they put their info on the back.
Only if they're free. When you pay for them they won't put it on there.four at four forty four said:
I didn't go through a whole order so don't know specs etc etc..but basically.....Looks like for 1000 Sonic is $99 and Vista Print about $119 However do you know anyone who has anything printed from Soni? Many of us here have used Vista Print and can vouch for their quality and service
I'll testify to their looking good, I've seen them!
Did I tell the story about the person applying for a job here who folded the application paperwork up into a little 4x4 packet, stuffed it into an envelope and mailed it back? It cost ME 63 cents to retrieve it. Because it was too thick, not because it weighed too much.
Yes, I do remember that. Our PO carrier delivers the parcel only writes on the envelope how much is due & clips an envelope for the change. Guess this is done because we are on a rural route instead of being in town. I stopped him one day to discuss this when we got a package that had been weighed at another PO and had a metered stamp on it yet it was delivered with postage due. He said that he agrees with me, but the local postmaster does not, that if it was weighed by a PO and that amount was paid by the sender that the issue is with the other PO as one of the 2 scales is not accurate. The sending party paid what they were told it cost, we as the receiving party should not have to pay. Now I also agree that if they had just put on what they believed to be the correct postage in stamps but was short, the receiving party should be required to pay or not accept the package.
Around here, if something is deposited into the postal system with insufficient postage, it is returned to the sender. Not sure exactly what happens when the sender cannot be determined.copperhead said:
