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Revision as of 09:46, 28 October 2008
Title
Shutterfly | Develop, Print & Share Digital Photos: Create Photo Gifts Online
Description
Sure, we deliver award-winning prints from your digital camera right to your door. But delivering prints is just one thing we do. From start to finish, we make it easy to enhance, share and store your digital photos. We also make memory-keeping and gift-giving easy with our personalized Photo Books, Greeting Cards, and dozens of photo gifts suitable for any occasion.
Our single-minded focus on helping you enhance, organize and store your digital photography allows us to provide the highest quality products for you, our customer. We’re confident this is the reason we’re the number-one choice of professional photographers and the proud recipient of many industry awards.
Free online photo sharing: Your friends and family can view pictures you want to share without having to log in or sign up. They just click on a link in your email and instantly view a slideshow of your newest memories.
Languages
English
Contact
- Shutterfly, Inc. (DOM-1413467)
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- CA
- United States 94065
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- +1.6506105200
Additional Information
Related Domains
- ColorMailer.com - Quality photo products @ affordable prices
- flauntR - the Free Online Photo Editor
- FastLab - the Affordable Name for Mass Printing
External Links
- Alexa: ShutterFly.com
Community Reviews
Lures you in, then doesn't deliver!
- Shutterfly is infamous for offering special offers for purchasing their services or bundling their service in with another product, then having the offer expire before you use it. What bonehead came up with screwing paying customers as a sound business strategy? Not honoring purchased offers is not the same as expired offers that were free to start with (not offered in conjuction with an exchange of money). Let's hope Shutterfly gets this through their thick heads before their customer base completes its migration to Flikr, SmugMug, Kodak/Ofoto and their 100+ other competitors.
- posted by Anonymous on Dec 8, 2006, 3:43 am
