English-speaking freelance graphic designer located in Paris, but can work remotely anywhere. She…read moreoffers simple and affordable design for logos, web sites, photo retouching, illustration, and beyond. Great for events or small business starting out on a budget. Needed really simple menu design and formatting my logo for signage, business cards, napkins and other promotional marketing items. Was a great help with proofreading and copy-writing as well. We actually ended up redesigning the logo, so it's far more sophisticated - and while I now maintain my own web site, she helped me get started, formatted it, and tutored me on a few things including Photoshop. I'm just getting started with social media marketing, but will definitely get assistance from Girl Friday for creating custom banners for Facebook and Instagram.

without internet for two months and zero support . Every week they extend the issue by one week. No…read moreexplanation no alternagive. The 5G kit does not work in my old building (thick walls and surrounded by high rise building

ORANGE is a rip-off. On our Sept. trip to Paris, we purchased two "ORANGE HOLIDAY" sim cards at…read morethe airport. The salesperson assured us all we had to do was put these new sim cards into our phones, but no, he would not do it for us. And also told us the special little tool for accessing the SIM port on our phones was included in the envelope (it was not). We attempted to install both SIM cards, neither of which worked. Finally got help from a Lyca (sp?) store in Paris, and purchased NEW SIM cards from another carrier, which worked great. I haven't yet found a customer service email online to get a refund. The live chat person hung up on me after giving me a 4-DIGIT phone number to call, which would not, of course, work in the US. Really bad customer service, and what a rip-off.

Avoid! Translation seemed to be done using an internet translation engine. Not by an actual person…read moreof more than a very basic competence. A British legal document that describing my deceased father as "late" (in the context of the document in the English language it means dead). Cabinet Fields translated document had him, in French as "en retard" which means late as in delayed like a "late" train. The man I saw, an American, was an abrupt and rude man which I assume comes free on top of a very poor level of translation. His lack of manners match the lack of translation skills evidenced by the work he did for me. Poor value, poor service, poor in every aspect. Honestly? Go elsewhere!

I don't recommend this place…read more Why? Well, where to start...? I have come to this place for my official translation needs since 2011. I got their name from a list given to my by the French administration. I came back for repeat service because I assumed that their prices were probably mirrored by the rest of the translation sector in Paris and they were fairly fast. However, paying 55 euros to translate your birth certificate will always be hard to stomach given how many words in English look exactly like their French counterparts but that is life abroad. I thought that I became a recognized regular customer and periodically would contact my translator to let him know how the process was going with the prefecture and also what I had done to get certain documents from the American administration so he could better advise future customers. However, the last time I went I was very disappointed and do not think that I will seek further services from Cabinet Fields. I contacted my usual translator about getting copies of a document - normally 12 euros based on the last I had seen a price quote from them. He said given I had new copies of the papers already translated but would need some slight updates the maximum could would be 25 euros. In spite of this quote, when I arrived to give them the original copies, the quote doubled to 50 euros - again just to add in slightly different dates, serial numbers, and the change of the person signing. So no translation to do. While there were technically three pages, it was really all just one document with short ( i.e. two sentence certifications to say it was real - issued by the same person making the document but whatever I digress, the purpose of apostilles escapes me). Moreover, I had informed my contact that this was for my wedding and he failed to congratulate me - he preferred to complain instead about the fear he felt due to working so close to Charlie Hebdo. Please... I don't think they are after impersonable translators... Actually I had arranged to see him especially but when I arrived he left me to be treated by some new girl and didn't even say hello. If 50 euros was the price, fine. But being impersonable and unprofessional by switching the price after the fact and requiring me without any valid reason (I described the documents exactly prior to coming) to pay nearly twice as much and all this after 4 years of using their service I was frustrated. Anyways look around online for official translators, there are cheaper options to choose from.

I had the good fortune of having this independent copy shop two steps from my apartment for years…read more I thought every neighborhood had an efficient shop like this where you could get everything from individual photocopies, banners and business cards to transparency printing and DVD transfers made, but it turns out that IEC is really exceptional in its product diversity, quality, pricing and efficiency. They are particularly fabulous for biz cards, charging 20E for 100 recto-verso color business cards with perfect impression and sizing. That said, there are a few areas that they could seriously improve: 1. In August, they stay open, but accept only certain jobs, which unfortunately does not include business cards because they say it's too labor intensive to cut the cards to size. I have no trouble believing them, but instead of accepting a job and taking their time to complete it, they just flat out refuse the order, forcing you to go to their competition, a strategy this American has a hard time understanding. 2. They don't accept credit cards, so you're forced to hit up the cash machine no matter how much you spend. 3. They complain a lot about being overworked and sometimes just won't accept orders if they feel they have to sweat a bit more to get them done, like when I recently asked them to do some copies around 17h30 and they said they couldn't because they were already doing copies for two other clients, even if there was still one hour left till closing! That said, I highly recommend them, but you might want to call in advance to make sure they're not feeling overwhelmed by their own success.

I came in to print resumes and cover letters. I asked in my broken French and the guy nicely…read moreresponded in English without hesitation. They were also fast and had good customer service. This is a legit print shop and prices were fair: 0.25 for color and 0.12 for black&white. The paper & print quality for this simple job was also nice. I was in and out of here in 5 min. Compare that to the mini-internet shops that charge 1 euro for color and 0.25 for b&w. I'm definitely going back.

I've been here before the 2019 fire several times. Seeing it mid-rennovation now is a bit surreal…read more It's actually like a once in a lifetime thing to see it being repaired. Reading the posted descriptions of harvesting timbers, hand cleaning and painting of the structure... Looking on as we circled around we can look into sections of the structure open through the burned out roof. From across the Seine river the view reveals the scale of this project. It's obviously a gigantic undertaking. For the herculean scale and importance of this work in saving it... 5 stars

Unfortunately during our visit we weren't able to access this amazing work of architecture due to…read morethe refurbishment after the fire in April 2019. I'm still very thankful we got to see it at all. It's another one of those must-see pieces of history. Looking forward to another Paris visit so we can do a proper tour.

Welye, in particular David Azulay with Welye was such a help. He was extremely responsive to my…read moreemails and provided me with a reasonable quote on the job. I am in the US and the prints requested were for a meeting in Paris and I had no idea where to turn. Welye did an excellent work, delivered the work well before the deadline and kept me notified along the way. Thank you Welye!

Thanks a lot to the Welye team and David Azoulay for helping with the installation of the banner at…read morethe Sial exhibition in Paris. 1 Urgently solved our problem 2 We proposed 3 solutions, approved them with the organizers of the exhibition!!! 3 We did our job on time, and also took care of a special tool for dismantling 4 sent a photo of the result Reliable romance, I recommend! I am very pleased