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Many photo printing firms offer free trials of there services where you only pay for postage. Thus if you've got photo's to develop you can simply use a range of the different free deals (normall you would pay 10p-20p each print). Better still, below you'll see a list that MoneySaver GoofyGAT takes the time to keep this thread updated with all the best current deals - huge thanks...
Photo websites offering FREE photo prints Last updated on 27 May 2008
There are nearly 1,000 free prints to be had, though most times you need to pay postage & packaging (P+P), which is detailed below.
All photo dimensions are in inches unless stated otherwise. Some details are a bit vague, hence the ??s. I'll fill in the missing/uncertain info as I find it or anyone lets me know. If you find any incorrect information in this post please reply to this thread (or send me a pm) - thanks!
WARNING! Always double check deals/costs before signing up For maximum benefit read the Notes below before taking the plunge.
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NOTES:
1. MOST (if not all) the above offers are for first time customers only. But definitely worth checking the latest posts in this thread as many may be offers for existing customers, &/or offers with free P+P as well. Free P+P offers/codes are sometimes posted at the Discount Codes 'n Vouchers board.
2. For some of the 'similar' sites using a different email address for each may work {thanks --Tony--}. though obviously if the terms state one per household/email address and link the multiple sites don't do this.
3.AnythingSnapfish, is now eligible for FREE pickup from your nearest Jessops store [click here or here for details], thus making your first order completely free if you're able to do this.
The option to choose Jessops instore collection will be available before you complete your order. Snapfish now also offer free unlimited online photo storage & sharing. [Please note:
To keep your account active you must make at least 1 order every 12 months (even a single print order is fine), or you'll lose your account & stored pics - for details: click here & here. It's easy enough to rejoin though & start afresh. Hence the only thing you really lose is the pics, and you'll need to re-upload them!]
5. Snapfish: If you're the referral type, you can get upto 5,000 free photo prints: see Tell a Friend for details {thanks Kman2001}
6. Some of the offers expire a short time after registration, so make sure to use them while still valid!
7. Offers are likely to change without notice, so keep checking the above sites for the latest.
8. Please thank the Original Poster (OP) where applicable.
I'll keep posting updates as I find them.
Enjoy G
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P.S. More UK online digital photo sites with no offers at the moment. Posted these so one can see what else is available & to check them out for offers from time to time. Present 'token' offers in [brackets].
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All new customers get 30 free prints from www.photobox.co.uk without any need for credit card details etc.
The photos are of a really good quality - the site came first in Which Digital Camera's test and they send them out quickly.
You also get free online storage for your photos (to share with friends and family) and the best bit is you can send your photos to uk mobiles for free.
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I am extremley dissappionted with the quality from Photbox and won't be using them again. I have tried Photodeal and Snapfish and they were very good.
I had the same image done by each company as a tester and Photobox was the worse by far - making the print looking as though it was from a low resolution image!
Edited this after thread was merged with same link I had put in!
7x5 prints for 5p each at Photobox using the code placed in the vouchers forum. You can use the code to place orders of up to 100 prints at £1.50 P+P however the code can be used for multiple orders.
Offer ends today (midnight tuesday) so place your orders quick!
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They're all so cheap! But, as a sometime Medium Format film user who then scans in their negatives, do you know of any place that offers cheap square format pictures?
update: Ah wait... I've just read that photobox offer a few square formats, as listed in their help section. Is this the case for all of them?
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Tescos are doing 5p prints with quantities over 150. The price list looked the same as the ASDA one. They are also doing the 10 free prints. P&P is £1.50. I went with Tesco to get my clubcard points.
(I did try to use Dlab7 but the website just wouldn't take me through all the ordering steps. Quite frustrating, especially as to upload over 200 photos takes so long.)
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Just a note, I think you can use trueprint/snapfish as many times as you like.
I tried to use Snapfish and It came up with a message to say I already had an account with Trueprint then went on to say I should use a different email address.
I simply logged in on my old account and changed my email address to an old one I no longer use, then when I tried again it accepted all my details and allowed me the prints.
I assume you can take up this offer as many times as you want as long as you use a different email each time.
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Can anyone one recommend a good site for getting good value high quality large prints done, about A3 size?
Try PosterXXL. They are a German-based company offering a free 40x30 cm print, excl £5.99 P+P {thanks mbailey}. That size is usually £3.99 excl P+P.
They also do an A3 size (amongst many others), which incidentally is 42x29.7 cm to be exact. You probably already know this - make sure to upload the highest resolution files possible for the large(r) ones.
Some of the others I'd posted also do large-sized prints, but the largest I've tried so far is 10"x8" (25x20 cm), & they've been excellent. G
Try PosterXXL. They are a German based company offering a free 40x30 cm print (excl P+P, which I cannot find anywhere on the site!). That size is usually £3.99 excl P+P.
If the P+P is reasonable, give them a go for the free print & see what they're like. They also do an A3 size (amongst many others), which incidentally is 42x29.7 cm to be exact. You probably already know this - make sure to upload the highest resolution files possible for the large(r) ones.
Some of the others I'd posted also do large-sized prints, but the largest I've tried so far is 10"x8" (25x20 cm), & they've been excellent. G
P&P is £5.99 for the *free* print.
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