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2 years ago

Has provided great service for organizations I belong to, many times with short lead time!

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FedEx Office Print & Ship Center - Backing and painting totally separated from frame. Glass shifted and scratching art, can't move it without scratching the art more.

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I used the Delafield FedEx location to print a 2' x 3' painting. I had purchased the painting and…read moredigital form from Etsy, but had a lot of difficulty emailing the digital download in the right format to the FedEx location. So I went into the store. One of the staff, a guy named Axel, was tremendously kind, and helpful. we went through the whole process of emailing the file again until it arrived in the right format. Then he was able to process my print in an incredible one hour. It was a highlight of a big Halloween party. I would definitely go here again for printing services and I would ask for Axel. I thought the price for this beautiful, very large and colorful. Print was very reasonable.

After my aunt's funeral, I shipped artwork I received from her estate in WI to my home in NJ. They…read moredidn't have a box the right size at the store, so I left it in John's care to package up when he got one. I paid $205 for the service. When it arrived, the glass had shattered, the art had come out of the frame and was scratched. The painting was wrapped in a plastic bag, taped to a cardboard backing, and placed inside a larger box. They used no bubble wrap, no filler to pad it, and the inner package wasn't secured to the outer box. There was a lot of space to bump around and break. The outer box was torn, so it wasn't treated as fragile along the way. I can't imagine how it could have arrived in one piece. How did John let it out of the store like that? I don't get it. What did I pay for? A plastic bag and a box? I opted for FedEx over UPS or USPS thinking you get what you pay for, but I didn't get what I paid for. I'm genuinely confused about what service I bought when I trusted my dear keepsake to them.

Village Graphics - officeequipment - Updated October 2026

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