I discovered this place thanks to their signs displayed on the street, I really needed a banner to…read morewelcome my kid. the owner was really helpful and gave me ideas , then the price was right and the quality of the material is excellent. but mostly the banners was made in such a short notice. we are happy with this place that two yrs later when my other son came back from Brasil we came back and received the same quality of service . I highly recommend this to my friends. Excellent place for all kind of banners. Raul Herrera

This company has terrible communication and customer service. My company was looking for someone…read moreto be a long term vendor for all vehicle wraps and printing items. When i initially met with them and asked them for a price quote for our small box trailer they quoted me $900.00 out the door. They stated that they would take the vehicle on Friday afternoon and we could pick it up 8:00 AM Monday morning. The morning we were supposed to deliver the vehicle I received a message to call the a new person with the company. I called for that person and he was not available. Instead I spoke to the graphic artist handling my job and he did not know of any reason why this other person would call. The whole day goes by, I leave the office and receive a message from our answering service stating this person called again. I called back and this time the person answered and he started by stating he didn't have all the graphics he needed, and he wanted an addition $250.00 for design when they original email initiating the wrap stated if I brought down the 50% deposit for the wrap they could initiate the design. After much back and forth I agreed to the design fee and told them I would send the graphic as soon as I got to a computer. I sent the graphic to the company around 7:30PM Friday night. I got no response all weekend, and called the office several times to find out the status of the wrap. It was not until Monday morning that I found out that they did not like the quality of the photo I sent and did not do anything with the wrap. So my work trailer sat there all weekend. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt and worked with them to get the design components they needed to complete the design that I had now agreed to pay for. (I had already provided a sample layout, the logos, all the graphics and photos) They were approved early Friday morning to proceed again with the design and the trailer was delivered to them mid day. They kept the trailer the entire weekend, and Monday morning were not ready when my guy showed up. My field employee did not inform of this until 4:30 that afternoon and when I called them they were very dismissive about the fact that they completely dropped the ball and failed to call us. This was yesterday. The trailer was not done until 10:00 this morning, and the work is terrible. They put the latch for the trailer on incorrectly, they claimed they didn't know the trailer had a door (it sat in their office for two weekends in a row!) so they left and 6"white strip on the door. In addition, n one called to apologize or address the lack luster customer service or the shotty workmanship. Do not use this company!

A full service multi-media company. Print, Marketing, Graphic & Web Designs and Event Planning &…read moreCoordination

Again, no one reviewed this? You can't not go on the strip and not see this magazine tossed around…read morewith all the coupons, booklets and things. It's probably one of the biggest distributed publications on and about the strip. The articles are so standard, I flip thru them all. you're read about all the attractions on the strip if you live here. I go thru the dining section, but all they feature is the most expensive/ celebrity chef places. If you know me, you know I prefer the small janky off strip places that don't have a corporate office and most likely have the owner working a shift. THAT'S Americana. The best thing about this magazine is actually the pullout map. It's not only of the strip, but the whole valley. It's probably the best detailed street map on one page I've seen. It unfolds once, not 30 times like a street map. they have a basic information page or 2 that tells someone stepping off the place what to expect, like the long ignored tip guide. the tip guide should be placed next to the podium on poster board upon entry. I've worked many, many restaurants, not just family ones and made less than the 8% employees are taxed on tips. They're based on the sales tax of what a server sells in a shift and doesn't account for tipping out busser, bartender and sometimes expediter. They also have a nightclub section that is interesting, because it also lists the hosts and numbers you can contact for VIP hosting services. what's interesting is the clubs they leave out where I know they provide such services. If you know, write them down and write me if you see the common denominator I saw. I've seen casinos and timeshares slap their own cover over the existing cover. I've seen Tropicana, Tahiti Village and Buffalo Bills, from what I remember. It's magazine size (only about 3 of the strip guides are), so just look for a second cover if you really need to pursue this.

In my opinion this is the best magazine for locals in Las Vegas with plenty of relevant topics, I…read morelove it :). This magazine help connect and brings together the local community especially woman running businesses.

Great magazine for the Las Vegas locals, full of interesting articles and ads. Cleverly Laid out…read moreand very well written. It's not just for women, there is something for everyone. And it's Free! What more can you ask for?

In a sea of magazines featuring with bikini-clad women, postcard perfect resort photos or super…read moretrendy club interiors, 944 stands out with its austere, completely pink cover. Unfamiliar with the magazine, I don't know if the particular issue (July '07) I have is an exception to the rule because it is their 2 year, "Two Going on Awesome" edition. Fans of bikini-clad women, postcard perfect resort photos or super trendy club interiors need not worry, though -- The magazine delivers all of that + a plethora of who's who photos & where. You'll know which parties to hit & what to expect. For those interested in other delights, 944 also covers shows like Picasso's Ceramics at Bellagio's Gallery of Fine Art. "Tech Toys" introduces us to Techno Source's new audio & light-enhanced Rubik's Revolution Cube. The secret to their success: Their "editorial has stayed tighter than an 18-year old gymnast." -- Letter from the publisher The articles are short, yet informative. Plenty of glossy photos. Plenty of glossy advertisements, too, but I'll forgive them because everyone has to make a living somehow. Besides, how else would I learn that Jaime Pressly will be celebrating her birthday inside the Pussycat Dolls Lounge at Pure Nightclub in Caesars Palace?? July 27th -- Mark your calendars. My one question -- Why the redundant labeling in "Everyday Masterpieces"? The text box already identifies the objects in the photos & the overall composition of the page is ruined. I didn't care for the layout in "Slippery When Wet", either. Some of the text positioning is awkward. In contrast, the concept & execution of "We All Scream for Ice Cream" was flawless. Ditto for "Building Blocks". Although 944 is heavy-handed with the usual, stereotypical Vegas material, it does manage to offer more. It's very: Bikinis, Babes, Beer... Books & Beyond! Thankfully, the talented staff manages to tie it altogether in an entertaining & quick read that is not simply a mishmashed mess.

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