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Photo calendar 99p (WAS £9.99)
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http://www.vistaprint.co.uk/multiple-calendards.aspx?dr=1&rd=2&GP=9%2f30%2f2011+12%3a30%3a47+PM&GPS=2194590871&GNF=0&GPLSID=

Choose icons and add captions for that special touch. Upload your own photos to one of 12 calendar templates.

Choose icons and add captions for that special touch. Upload your own photos to one of 12 calendar templates.
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says £6.99 for me:(0
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Is it just me or am I missing something.
Cheapest calendar is £6.99?2012 wins: Panasonic home phone, Panasonic mobile phone, maple syrup and cookbook, £50 experience voucher, book, craft stuff, holiday in Ibiza, Dr Who Figures and 2 cinema tickets, bottle of Gin, 2X DVDs, Ipod touch, Moshi Monsters cay, Lipstick, Relaxation CD, £500 voucher for birdwatching holiday
Fingers crossed for an ITV win
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i did one of these a couple of weeks ago as was about to purchase the 16.99 one from photobox then saw the offer at vistaprint....they charge you about £2 to upload your pics....but once its all gone through they start sending you crazy offers...they sent me one saying i could have another calender for free if i accepted within 10 minutes...i did...then they sent the same message..so i accepted...and various other offers again and again.....in the end it cost me £24 for 4 calendars...but they actually got my order wrong...charged me for an extra 3...refunded me...but still sent the 3 they'd mischarged me for!!! result = 7 calenders of my kids for £24...bargain....lots of happy grandparents and great grandparents this xmas!!!
only thing i'd note is that the more you order the cheaper the postage seems to be...so just order one thing...see what they offer you...they usually offer free mugs, calenders, postcards with your photos on, letterheads ( i used these with photos on as party invites!)...all for free included in the original postage!hoping for a very MSE Ts glitching 2012!0 -
1 Was £9.99 £0.99
Try the original addy then www.vistaprint.co.uk/redhouse32
Oh and it's free to upload0 -
These guys do not leave you alone after you order you have been warned0
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These guys do not leave you alone after you order you have been warned
yes get an email each day from them keep the ones that i want to use later , especially free upload and delete rest,
then use that email to get offer ignore use by date !
used for years and use this principle have combined with quidoco ect a couple of times and actually been paid to get the order,
the important thing for price is the email used to log onto site
try a couple of them and see the difference
this company is either a love or hate one from other posts ,
I have my opinion and items please make your personal choice0 -
1 Was £9.99 £0.99
Try the original addy then www.vistaprint.co.uk/redhouse32
Oh and it's free to upload
Is there an expiry date on this one?Never give up the dream! :beer:0 -
Nah :cool::D:rotfl::D:cool:0
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Well now I know how they keep the prices so low, the delivery charges are really high:
Slow: 21 Days £3.08
Standard: 14 Days £5.20
Priority: 7 Days £8.07
Rush+: 3 Business Days (with order tracking) £14.95
Express*: 2 Business Days (with order tracking) £18.69
I guess if you choose slow delivery its not to bad but hardly the 99p they lure you in with.0 -
So if I wanted to do 3 calendars then i would only pay 1 postage or £3.08 per calendar. If I can get 3 for 99p plus £3.08 then it is well worth it. I can always filter the emails afterwards
oh just been on link and they put the price right up if you want more than 1 cheaper to do them individually, is there a restictrition on seperate orders
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