this branch of Prontaprint has very helpful, friendly staff who will actually go out of their way…read moreto help find a solution for you. Prontaprint offers design services and help as well as just a print service. The prices are also very reasonable as is the quality.

Today, I was very impressed with the level of help and service I received from the staff at…read moreProntaprint. My print job was very small - just had to print off a couple of pages from an email I received. The service I received perhaps would have been reserved for a much larger job. My questions were answered, received a quote, and my request was given on-the-spot service. I didn't have to wait in a queue. Was in and out before you knew it. Good to see that some businesses know how to work well with a customer and produce a quality product. Well done and thank you!

You're not dealing with a company, here; you're dealing with people. People who will learn your…read morename and treat you, also, like a person when you walk through the door. Karen and Ed are a delight to deal with. I delivered them my creative in a mad rush only one full day before I needed my postcards to be ready in my grubby little mitt, telling them I knew everybody probably said the same thing but if there was any way, any way at all that they could turn them around really quickly for me, that would be just great... Well, wow. There were a couple of issues with the creative and Karen rang me up to invite me in and talk to Ed, the chap in charge of the machines, to consider the various results that different printing techniques would provide. I went on down, and words like "overprint" and "offset" were said, but the main point was that Ed showed me exactly what the options looked like, *because he had already done a test run of each*. My favourite bit was when, as he explained the difficulties presented by one particular aspect of my design, he said "I know my machine." Well, even if that means "this won't work", that's the kind of thing you want a printer to be able to say. I even started to develop a strange affection towards this strange, headstrong, inky beast of which he spoke. As for the turnaround, I was becoming aware that getting a thousand postcards printed in one day just isn't doable, and I told them that it was absolutely fine, I'd find a way to work around. As I turned to leave, Karen called me back. "Wait! How would a part order do for Friday morning, say half of them, and collect the rest on Monday lunchtime?" OH MY! Yes! Thank you; perfect! And THEN it turned out that they do free morning delivery so I didn't even have to bimble on down there in person again on Monday. I was quoted exactly the price on the website, with no extra for the test runs, awkwardness, super-speed, delivery or their amazing flexibility. Every time I spoke to Karen on the phone it felt more like a chat with a friend. What lovely people to deal with. Every possible problem (all caused by me) they overcame with warmth; they went the extra mile at every stage. Thanks, printyfolks. You rock, and I will be using you again.

From the owner: Complete print solutions - Design Services, Photocopying, Digital Printing, Litho Printing, Print…read moreFinishing/Binding, Stationery, Leaflets, Brochures, Large Format

Outstanding service! Alex and MBE on South Bridge, set up a transfer from an auction house in…read moreEdinburgh to the U.S. for us. Shipped it exactly when scheduled, packed it beautifully, and it arrived on time and in perfect condition, for a very fair price. Along the way, the staff communication was great and always helpful. We were delighted!

Everything started when my father wanted specific bread machine from an online UK supplier that…read moreonly delivers to the UK. We ordered the bread machine and I was in charge of sending it. I stepped in Mail Boxes ETC with my bread machine, I asked the price of packing and sending it and I was happy with the first and only option I was aware of. I asked when the box will reach the destination, the person said Monday/Tuesday. It all sounded suitable, so I fulfilled the form with all the details and paid with credit card for packing and sending it (packing= 10£ sending = 40£) very satisfied in term of pricing. Later on during the week (Wednesday), an email was sent to me with the detail of the shipment and the address was incorrect (the wrong house number) and the email was meant to be sent to the receiver.I contacted Mail Boxes ETC by phone, they checked my address and they assured me that the box will arrive home. Apparently the mistake was only in the email sent content. I also informed him that I was told it will reach the destination by Monday or Tuesday, the person replied it was an approximation and no promises were given. After my experience with Mail Boxes ETC considering the price I would say this company is a good alternative. In term of customer service they were friendly, warm and quite casual yet I would rate it average mainly because they expected me to know about the verity of services Mail Boxes ETC offer and decide on my own. If you are lazy ( like me) and know nothing nor bothered to know much :D with a desperate desire of having your parcel packed and sent while paying a bit more for extra peace of mind in this case, maybe Mail Boxes ETC is not the best option. Try to avoid going to Mail Boxes ETC and expect them to give you a complete tour guide about the different options they offer. Taking the time to find out more details about the different services and condition Mail Boxes ETC offer and decide for yourself can bring better results.

I dropped off a closed suitcase for shipping. They went through the bag. I missed a few items that…read morecouldn't be shipped like mini perfume. But to find it, they would have had to open the suitcase, dig out the clothes and then open the toiletry bag. If I had of known, I would've thought twice about dropping my suitcase there.

Mailboxes etc. is super duper handy for all your postage needs and whether it's a small or large…read moreparcel you need to get delivered this place comes up trumps. I love travelling and have friends dotted around all over the globes so it's nice to be able to send them a wee thing now and again, especially for birthdays and such. You can buy little compact boxes from Mailboxes which are very reasonably priced and come in various sizes. I'll usually get one of the smaller boxes and cram as much as possible inside. I have a friend who has an E-Bay shop and usually dispatches her stuff through Mailboxes and has never had any problems with their courier service. In addition to postage services, Mailboxes also offers a print and copy service so ideal if you need to print off lots of flyers for an event.

I've been using Capital Cartridges for several years now, and I've always been extremely satisfied…read morewith their services. The prices are fair, which is rare in times when everything is bought online. I truly hope this place never goes out of business because there are very few places left where you can actually walk in, talk to a real person, get advice, and leave feeling happy with your purchase. Capital Cartridges is a gem, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for quality products and exceptional customer service.

Over-priced & under-helpful. A definite whiff of rip-off…read more Refills look like decent value initially until you've experienced rotten quality & realised that their prices for original, manufacturers ink is grossly inflated. John Lewis have originals (HP ink) at nearly the same price as these guy's refills & roughly half the price of CC's genuine originals. In my experience, best avoided.

Great service from friendly owners and staff. No job is too big or too small. From binding, flyers,…read moreposters and banners, and of course business cards, all at very affordable prices. Teviot Print Shop is my go to for all my printing needs. Thank you Trev.

Teviot print shop is tiny, warm and sometimes super busy. But its the best darn printshop in…read moreEdinburgh. They do everything; printing, dissertation binding, poster printing, business card printing etc. They are super cheap for the quality of work, you can email your print job to them ahead of time and the staff are nice. #underdog

We needed our price lists done for our Business plus the design service, a lot cheaper than a…read moredesign company i may add, We also needed a T-shirt print service they also pulled that one out the bag also threre like print Magicians these guys. Couldn't beat the pricing to Loyalty pays for the Man in the street. Very approachable Guys.

Lovely store got some nice art supplies as well as offering a tip top printing service. Only gripe…read moreis that there is not always a member of staff at the front of the store to let you pay for your purchases.

Copy Stop is an odd little place tucked away on Morrison Street. It feels a little like a mom and…read morepop shop, complete with two Yorkies that were chilling out under the desk. Print runs for basic prints are done there and then (if it's electronic, bring your file on USB) and there is no waiting around. Not sure what it would be like for flyering etc but if you need a one off print, then this place is ideal.

Quick turnaround, very reasonable prices on print jobs. Frequently recommend for print jobs.read more

The staff at Service Point have helped me with a number of print and copying problems. They take…read morethe time to lisen to what it is you require and then work with you to help find a solution. Their turnaround times are fantastic, however they can be a little pricey.

Shoddy customer service and poor quality scans and copies. I went in looking for 2 large sized…read morecolour copies and digital scans. Initially the staff didn't seem that keen to serve me and I had a to wait for someone to even acknowledge my presence. On my return to collect the items the next day I even got some positively hostile looks. Did I interrupt something more important? I was somewhat annoyed to find they hadn't even bothered to put my originals and the copies back into the cardboard tube I had brought and had just wrapped them up in the brown paper I had also brought - not great, especially with the recent rain. This meant that when I left the shop and I lost control of the brown paper wrap, the copies slid out and ended up on the wet ground, which, with them being on tissue thin paper meant they are not in great condition now. If they had only put everything back in the tube I brought. In hindsight I should have done that myself but I just wanted to get out of the place In addition to this, once I got home and checked the scans, one of them is squint with part of the image off the side! I thought these guys were experts in scanning and copying - guess not ... wonder what it is they actually do?