I myself didn’t like their UI but, the prints were good. Zoomin is also very good and there UI is very good.

Picsqaure seems to have upgraded their UI which I haven’t checked yet.

But, I didn’t see any cons in their print quality.

Regarding Printbucket.com their website looks very crude to me. Pricing of 4×6 prints is also on the higher side.

Nice to see you stop and comment on my blog.

I doubt anybody would be depending upon the storage of online print companies. So, we can’t just dis-credit small start-ups for that and I don’t think it’s a big issue.

Hosting is getting cheap day by day so I still don’t think that matters.

Big companies have failed in many areas where small start-ups have made their reputation. Just because HP has the money and backing, I don’t think one should go with them for that reason. In the end it matter what the actual printouts look.

My own order was delivered fine by SnapFish but, if you see my review of SnapFish, you’ll see many people commenting of late orders. Even on the internet you’ll find such posts.

If you compare SnapFish’s printing/paper quality with PicSquare, PICSquare are way ahead in that department.

SnapFish’s biggest flaw is they don’t have telephone customer service. There are many times someone needs to talk to a real person when email’s don’t get answered and there is no alternative. Many people have even reported delayed answers by email. SnapFish needs to make that a priority, I mean Telephone Customer Support.

And BTW, are you in any way affiliated to HP/SnapFish or do you work for them?

Regards,

DJ

I have done about 6 orders from snapfish and I had one delay and one broken mug. Which was immediately replaced with no questions asked. I think there are some small issues with Snapfish since they are just 6 months in the market and there are some logistical flaws. With quality and usability I would term snapfish by far the best.

Photography is a very storage sensitive and I am pretty vary of the new small players in the field. Because you store some great photos and after a period, the company would not have enough moolah to host the same. Hosting is a big killer and since I was in the US I personally saw a lot of small companies fading away with your photos stored.

I think in this case since snapfish india is from hp they have a lot of hardware backing which I would definitely trust.

Anita

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