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Snapfish vs. Flickr

PostPosted: November 26th, 2006
by Eppyboy
I am coming here to introduce you all photos maniacs like myself to the world of snapfish

snapfish

they have live help 24/7 online

unlimited uploads, not like flickr where they only show 200 at a time

you can really easily create albums for like 20 bucks up to 20 sheets with up to 4 photos and text per sheet, individualized.

I know everyone mentions flickr around here, but after looking at it, i have to say snapfish seems pretty darn good...no uploading program, or upload amount per month

prints are like 12 cents

try it out seriously, i used about 5 other programs until i found this one,

PostPosted: November 30th, 2006
by GoBackpacking
I've been using Snapfish and have enjoyed them quite a bit. Their only requirement seems to be a purchase every 9 or 12 months. I bought one print for 12 cents earlier this year, and so I'm good to keep going.

I've heard Flickr mentioned a lot lately, so I'm glad to see they're not the only fish in the sea getting props!

PostPosted: November 30th, 2006
by anniebanannie
I used to use Snapfish, but I prefer Shutterfly.

Flickr I use to share photos, but not to print anything. I like all the options of Shutterfly (I believe Snapfish has some of those same options, but they were way behind the Shutterfly curve).

PostPosted: December 3rd, 2006
by Eppyboy
im gunna have to go to one of these parties one year

PostPosted: December 4th, 2006
by Kathsmee
What are Snapfish like for people in the UK, can you order prints thu Uk companies or only American?

Can you download to disc from the site too?

PostPosted: December 5th, 2006
by Eppyboy
Snapfish is owned by HP...when you order you have the option to actually pick up prints or print from a local store that is partnered up...they also have 24.7 customer live online support you can ask them anything...

PostPosted: December 5th, 2006
by Eppyboy
also what i meant to say that is that picking up your pictures from a partnership store is another option to the conventional delivery method...not sure what shipping costs are like...i'm sure they have shipping international