We needed rush service. They were happy to accommodate us. Kennedy Printing had our signs ready to…read morego in just a day! They printed our signs beautifully and were very reasonable with the price considering it was a rush job. Great business!

From the owner: Kennedy Printing is a family-owned, union-label printing and direct mail company, proudly operating…read moreout of the same West Philadelphia location since 1956. We’re a proud union shop committed to quality and service. We specialize in commercial printing and mailing for political campaigns, labor unions, non-profit organizations, and businesses of all sizes. From design and printing to data processing, mailing, brochures, and signage—we do it all, with fast turnaround times and attention to detail. Need it done quickly and done right? Contact us at courtney@kennedyprinting.com with the details of your next project for a personalized quote.

I had recently gotten an old, very faded snapshot taken of me as a toddler at Christmas. I took it…read moreto North Penn Art hoping for some restoration, but not expecting much. The restoration was OUTSTANDING! I am beyond pleased with how it turned out. It was a little pricey, in my opinion, but I really have no idea how much these things tend to cost. Regardless, I was not upset at paying the price (which they gave me before I placed the order) because of how terrific this photo looks. I can't recommend their service highly enough.

We have had a few projects over the years done by North Penn Art. Each has turned out really well…read moredone! One of my favorites is the Hole in One framing my wife gave me as a gift (see picture). But the latest creations are awesome rendering of 2 great experiences from our kids trips in 2018: Carnegie Hall performance and soccer trip to England. North Penn Art has made our memories in to Art!

I was getting done some branding material for my church's stewardship program. The staff at the…read morestore was most accommodating to find the best, most attractive and most cost-conscious solution for me. The communication was done via easy e-mails and the work was completed ahead of schedule and was as I imagined it. Everyone was very courteous. Highly recommend this place for any printing, signage needs.

I Contacted Signarama in Lansdale to design a logo for my new landscaping startup company. I…read moreneeded this turned around right away. Donna and her team were great to deal with; true professionals with years of marketing and branding experience. After getting insight from me, she and Lauren went to work right away on the design. A few collaborative reviews and slight modifications later and I have a phenomenal logo. All done within the deadline and on budget! Donna and Signarama have EARNED my repeat business and I couldn't be happier! Midas Touch Landscaping

Marg and her group always do a fantastic job on all our printing orders! The deliver a high quality…read moreproduct with great customer service.

I had an amazing experience buying a new Sony A7R V from Cardinal Camera. Not only were they…read morewilling to beat the price of every major retailer, but they shipped out the camera within 24 hours of purchase. It arrived in mint condition and was clearly packaged with care. Support local businesses! There are not many genuine brick and mortar shops like Cardinal left, but they will be my first choice for my next major photo purchase. Thank you for the great experience.

This experience felt extremely shady. Cardinal Camera sold me a Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 lens that…read moreturned out to be a bad copy. There were no scratches, dents, or any physical wear whatsoever -- the issue was purely optical, which you can only discover by actually using the lens. After informing them of the issue, I was told I would be charged a 15% restocking fee for returning it. That is unacceptable when the product itself is defective in performance. What makes this worse: this lens is not even listed on their website, the normal retail price is $3,298, yet they immediately accepted my $2,750 offer on greentoe without even counter offer. Combined with the restocking fee policy, this creates the strong impression that they knowingly move bad copies at a discount and then profit again by charging restocking fees when customers inevitably return them. This feels less like customer service and more like a business model designed to extract money from returns. Scam me this way and let's see what my credit card company says.

Diya was great! She handled many people by herself with politeness and efficiency. Great service!read more

I walked into your store today to find an old cowboy screaming and cursing at anyone and everyone…read moreabout what I do not know. I just immediately knew nothing was going to walk him off this ledge. He was beyond rude and I would label unhinged. I wanted the store owners to know that the two employees behind the counter, the UPS driver who came from packing his truck in back to assist and the other woman customer all did a great job supporting each other through a very difficult situation. This UPS store is a very nice place to do business and I am thankful the best of humanity was there in support.

I have used PostNet for my business and personal needs. The staff is professional, knowledgeable,…read moreand friendly. I highly recommend them for your next project..

Thank you Felice! I live in San Diego and grew up in Fort Washington. My dad and I walked into this…read morestore last year and have been using their shipping services ever since. We ship a lot of fragile items from Pa to Ca. Felice always packs things beautifully and they arrive in perfect condition.

Sales people actually run away when they see you coming!!! Ridiculously under staffed, impossible…read moreto get help, cashier had 10 people in line, appeared in no rush! Would NEVER go back in this place!!!

Perhaps the manager here needs to treat his own staff with more respect since there always seems to…read morebe a staffing issue snd product never seems to be available that is clearly labeled as "available in store" and is never there when I drive down. I decided to show this guy a printout where it says the product is there in the store and he actually changed his story before my eyes and then began claiming that it might be amongst a tractor trailor worth of merchandise that has been sitting behind the building for days that the staff hasn't had time to unload due to a labor shortage. Although I wouldn't consider shopping here again after making repeated wasted trips, I decided to recommend to my brother's son that he apply here as a first job since Staples has such a problem finding anyone to work for them and I am glad, in a manner, that I made that recommendation since it wound up shedding some light on why they can never seem to fill positions there. My nephew went through a lengthy process including an application, personality assessment, and interview. The manager there promised him a job and reminded him to complete any unfinished steps in the application process or he wouldn't be able to proceed to the next step. Interestingly, he had asked this guy what the pay rate would be for the job and the guy, who claimed to have worked there for 17 years, pretended not to know off the top of his head what the pay rate was. At this point, the manager PRETENDED to check his phone to find out the current rate and ultimately gave my nephew a low-ball offer, claiming the offer was on the high end. He reluctantly agreed to the 13 dollar rate but wound up not getting the job anyway because he never heard from this manager again; at least not for two full weeks. At that point, he got an E-Mail accusing him of not completing the application process, which was an untrue accusation. After uncovering some details of his difficulties, I realized that this was a matter for the EEOC. I don't want to give away anything that might enable them to fix the problem because I really don't care if they go out of business due to a labor shortage, but I will say that my nephew's rights and the rights of others are being violated.