Vista Print, vistaprint.com

[www.Queensbridge.us]

In trying to be frugal, you may have thought of getting business cards
from
VistaPrint

Be advised of a possible
VistaPrint Class Action.
"Have you been the victim of an un-authorized credit card transaction?
See www.VistaPrintClassAction.com "

Altho our household has never ordered from VistaPrint,
we have been victimized by their spamming.

We send copies of the VisatPrint spam to:
domai...@vistaprint.com
i...@vistaprint.com [Investor Relations]
publicr...@vistaprint.com
sp...@uce.gov
but the VistaPrint spam comes in at least ten times a week

Anyone else we should send copies of the spam to,
to get this to stop?

[Shaun Eli]

I've had no problems with Vistaprint-- every few days they send me an
email that some stuff is free (except for shipping) and including
shipping it's still pretty inexpensive. So if they have the right
combination of stuff I need for my business, I order it (business
cards, fridge magnets, postcards, brochures, other marketing
materials) because the more things you order the less per item the
shipping is.

Note that their 'free' business cards come with a Vistaprint ad on the
back; I've never ordered those.

I think what this is about is that when you order, sometimes a screen
pops up offering something like $10 off your next order if you sign up
for something that's free for 30 days (and after that, they charge
your credit card a monthly fee for whatever the thing is-- buying
services, etc.).

I've done that, and cancelled, and have never been charged. I suppose
there are those who don't read the offer carefully, or don't save the
phone # to call to cancel, or forget...

(My only connection with Vistaprint is as an occasional customer)

I'm not sure the Vistaprint spam comes directly from Vistaprint, but
their website has a phone # on it, and they do answer their calls.

Shaun Eli
www.BrainChampagne.com
Brain Champagne: Clever Comedy for Smart Minds (sm)