03 Apr 2013 11:26 PM:

Hi Juanfortheroad,

You replied to the post that I put on a blog that hadn't been posted on for 2 years, just 3 hours after i posted on it, to say that 'these types' of business cards are 200g and what I said about our company was rubbish - so yes, I'd understand that you were referring to our company.

Anyway, I'm not going to argue with you, you can have your opinion and you can say that litho is standard which up until a few years ago would have been true, but perhaps you're stuck 20 years ago? Modern digital presses turn out excellent quality, we use both and we often find the digital press exceeds litho in quality, and it certainly churns out more vivid colours than a litho machine.

Using digital presses doesn't mean you're a fly by night company, it means you can turn small print runs around very quickly and affordably for the customer.

It's a shame you feel so aggressive towards the blog, I don't see the point of setting out to try and damage someone else's business. But I won't get into a long argument about this with you on here!

 

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03 Apr 2013 10:49 PM:

Hi juanfortheroad,

Please get your facts straight before publishing lies about our company. It doesn't say anywhere we've taken the cheap option, Our standard business cards are printed on 307g paper, not 200g paper. I agree that 200gsm would be rubbish, and that's the sort of thing Vistaprint might offer, but we have never printed business cards on 200g paper. We're a 'proper print shop' and we do things right... we also offer the option of 400g paper, and if you know about printing you'll know that 300g is standard and 400g is a thicker (slightly more expensive) option. So not sure where you got your information from? Seems to me you should get your facts right before slating our company - I wasn't coming on here to be criticised, I didn't insult anybody, I saw the thread and offered an alternative. Have you ever worked with us? I'd say not as all our customers are very happy. I don't know who you are but I don't think it's very fair or helpful to give bad press to a business you obviously don't know anything about and have no experience of, especially in these hard times.

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03 Apr 2013 6:40 PM:

The solution is definitely here:

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They do what they say on the tin - great prices, great quality, great service and it's all in English. And it's delivered to anywhere in Spain.

I realise I'm biased as I work for the company - but it also means I know what we're like and Vistaprint isn't a patch on us!

 

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