Free rubber stamp with your name and address

shadowspy24

Vista print are doing free rubber stamps with your name and address. they are also doing free pens with your name and address plus free business cards and a free car door magnet. You just have to pay about £4 postage. they accept paypal so paying is easy.

www.vistaprint.co.uk

Normally i wouldn't pay for the business cards,magnet and pen but the rubber stamp alone has got to be worth it. They also supply the ink. they will try to sell you a bunch of other crap and free trials but if you avoid all the junk then just take the free stuff all you hve to pay is postage. If you guys think it's a bad deal then sorry to have wasted your time.

Rock_Bottom

P&P seems a bit steep.

hayley11

I'm a big fan of Vistaprint and if you're not in a rush for them the p&p is quite reasonable. I got roughly £100 worth of personalised stationery and just paid £14 p&p (approx.) and that was for the quick delivery.

If you sign up for the email, they email you offers, they do tend to email pretty much everyday though.

sarah1972

Thanks OP although it really shoudn't be on the Freebies no spend board, maybe it would be better on the grab it while you can?

Thanks for posting though, Vistaprint are good.

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shanleypink

Please be aware, if you go on their mailing list- they absolutely bombard you with mails!
Have used them though, as said before- postage is slow, but they are good value!

mr_knight

Also be careful you don't get signed upto one of their affiliated companies. Last christmas we ordered lots of free things and both myself and Mr K thought we had checked everything really carefully at checkout. We realised a month later money was coming out of our account due to the Vista print order. I can't remember what the company was now which is a bit useless.

We did get a refund eventually but it took about 4 months to sort.

andipandi72

thanks for this, i ordered the stamper, we have recently moved and it will be really handy to stamp our christmas cards this year with our new address, thanks again.

i agree with you the postage isnt bad if you get the stamper.

:j

shadowspy24

Glad to help. If you pay by pypal they can't screw you for money.

I ordered: 250 business cards, 1 pen, 1 magnet and the stamp. Which for jut the P&P is a bargain. I would hve ordered the other free stuff but it was kind of pointless as i would nevr use it. You don't have to stick to one, if you order all the free stuff the P&P is still the same.

Andipani72: It's not too late to edit your order, you can still add the other stuff on i think. The business cards might be handy to slot into the christmas cards. also the pen could be useful.

lexie2005

I am a Vistaprint addict!! I find their postage pretty reasonable if you take the slow option. They also do address labels which I always find useful for ebay etc..... I agree though I reckon I get emails daily from them but its easy enough to press delete.....

katiecoodle

yes i love them too. I always select the slowest delivery option (its over 21 days) but have never had to wait that long actually - it usually arrives within 10 days.

Last month I ordered 250 business cards, 10 personalised notelets, a pen, a rubber stamp, a personalised photo calendar, 10 personalised thank you cards and 10 personalised christmas cards, all for just the p & p which was about £6 in all.

I had also tried to go through quidco for an extra bonus but by doing that, it replaced the 'free products' code with the quidco code and made my order £42! I called them up and the chap on the other end couldn't have been more helpful - he immediately refunded me and explained that it was the quidco code which had caused the problem.