Snapfish $10 Photobooks for life! (First 5000 customers to spend $50)

[tageed-lee]

Here is the link:

http://promo.snapfish.com/limitedoffer/books4life_tt/


**Conditions of the Get Select Photo Book for $10 FOR LIFE! offer:

1.      Offer good for first 5,000 customers who purchase at least $50.00 worth of mail-order photo products on Snapfish.com (before taxes, shipping and handling charges) and use coupon code LIFE at checkout.

2.      *Life is defined as the duration of time your current account remains active and the selected photo books below are available.

3.      An active account is an account that has purchase activity at least once per 12-month period.

4.      Offer applies to first 20 pages of mail-order photo books only.

5.      Extra pages are charged at regular rates.

6.      Offer is for U.S customers only, may not be used for in-store pickup orders, is not transferable and may not be used with any other offer.

7.      Offer only valid for 20-page softcover and hardcover 5"x7", 8"x8", 8"x11", and 12"x12" books.

8.      Offer excludes all lay-flat and premier lay-flat books in all sizes and any future photo book products, formats, and sizes not currently listed.

9.      Customers may order up to 10 photo books per order.

10.      All taxes and shipping and handling fees apply.

11.      Offer good while supplies last and this promotion is subject to change or cancellation at any time.

12.      Offer is voided in the event Snapfish is no longer part of Hewlett-Packard Company.

13.      Snapfish's standard terms and conditions apply.

 

[HP58]

How much is a 20 page book usually?

[SearchGuy]

I see a 12 X 12 normally $52

[HP58]

I see a 12 X 12 normally $52

Wow! So you make your money back after ONE book!

[Something Fishy]

How do these compare to the Shutterfly ones?

[Dan]

How do these compare to the Shutterfly ones?

They stink.
Colors are awful IME.

[Something Fishy]

They stink.
Colors are awful IME.

So much for that then .

[SavingsBigtime]

They stink.
Colors are awful IME.

+1000

[mb1]

How are snapfish pictures vs shutterfly?

[Saver2000]

How are snapfish pictures vs shutterfly?

Ummm. ..   Did you miss the past 5 posts?

[mb1]

Ummm. ..   Did you miss the past 5 posts?

No...... I've read them, but they are referring to photo books, not regular 4x6 prints.

How do snapfish 4x6 prints compare to shutterfly 4x6 prints?

[Dan]

No...... I've read them, but they are referring to photo books, not regular 4x6 prints.

How do snapfish 4x6 prints compare to shutterfly 4x6 prints?

Same story.

[rots5]

Same story.

but it might be worth it if its free its not like its a wedding album, just good easy simple memories.. im sure most people when they upload their pics onto snapfish arent even clicking "full resolution"

[Something Fishy]

im sure most people when they upload their pics onto snapfish arent even clicking "full resolution"

FWIW if you're only printing 4x6 there's no real reason to upload full resolution. The highest quality 4x6 print (300ppi, which I even doubt Snapfish prints at) is only 2.16 megapixels. The files get resized anyway, you may as well save time uploading then.

[rots5]

FWIW if you're only printing 4x6 there's no real reason to upload full resolution. The highest quality 4x6 print (300ppi, which I even doubt Snapfish prints at) is only 2.16 megapixels. The files get resized anyway, you may as well save time uploading then.

but then again, there should be no reason snapfish differs from anyone else

and these are photo books, so if u buy a 12x12 then ull def want the full res pics

[Dan]

but then again, there should be no reason snapfish differs from anyone else

Less colors?

[rots5]

Less colors?

do they take out the red?? whats that mean?

dont get me wrong i do notice how SF is def not good quality. but from the logic it sounds like i should be wrong.
though a deal like this, i dont see why is not worth it, esp (like i said before) is just for small photo books and nothing to fancy or professional

[cook1e]

I spoke with a SF chat agent and from what i understand once you purchase this special the way it will work when you purchase books under this deal in the future is that a coupon code will be automatically applied to your purchase.  THis means that if for instance they are having a free shipping promotion you will not be able to take advantage of it since a coupon code is already applies.  if i'm not mistaken shipping for a photo book at SF is about $8. THat means that the minimum you'll pay for a book is $18.  Is this still a good deal?

[rots5]

I spoke with a SF chat agent and from what i understand once you purchase this special the way it will work when you purchase books under this deal in the future is that a coupon code will be automatically applied to your purchase.  THis means that if for instance they are having a free shipping promotion you will not be able to take advantage of it since a coupon code is already applies.  if i'm not mistaken shipping for a photo book at SF is about $8. THat means that the minimum you'll pay for a book is $18.  Is this still a good deal?

welcome and good post