Literal garbage. They offer insurance benefits in Colorado but because they're New York based they…read moretold me they couldn't verify if my primary care doctor took my insurance... rude, unhelpful, condescending and completely unprofessional "customer service."

Their efficiency has drastically declined. They no longer contact members for matters like plans…read morethat have been discontinued or necessary wound care supplies. I spent the past 5 months submitting claims; only to have them denied because Ind. Health's Red Shirts could not make the effort to contact me by phone to discuss it & gave me vague excuses on why I wasn't being reimbursed. Such a disgrace. DO NOT SIGN UP FOR ANY OF THEIR PLANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Staff is always kind and helpful. They know what they are doing, and they work at a great fast…read morepace. I appreciate their service, and they go above and beyond with explaining things to their customers.

Good experience at this store. The employees are friendly and helpful and do their job quickly.read more

Gene and his team are absolutely amazing. The customer service is on point. I went with Gene for…read moreall of my wedding needs: Save the Date, Invitations and Thanks Yous. They listened to what we wanted and truly delivered. Pricing is very reasonable. I would recommend them to anyone!

Gene and his team at Print 2 Web are true professionals, and a fantastic company to do business…read morewith. After advising me on options for paper and texture, they crunched out a wedding program for me in a short amount of time. Moreover they found errors and made improvements to the program that I would have missed on my own. The final product was delivered on time and even details such as the alignment of the staples on the program were executed with precision. Very happy with end result. Thank you very much!

Blinky Hands and Clyde Elbows!…read more I can't say enough about Inky Fingers Printing! When I needed business cards, they made them! When I needed headshots (don't ask) they made them! When I needed color copies to send to somebody I hate, they made them! When I needed oil for my car, I had to go somewhere else cause they dont do that their. The parking lot is small and don't pull in too fast because it's small and your libel to end up in their building. A gamillion times better than other copy places because they don't also sell desks and gum. Fast! PROS: Cheap AND qualify! CONS: Be careful you dont drive into their counter.

At the recommendation of the directors of a small not for profit, I took all the copying for a 60th…read moreKHS reunion to Inky Fingers. They copied and stapled the invitation letters, the programs for the reunion itself, and also the mailing and attendees lists. They were fast, efficient, and very reasonably priced. We were so very pleased. Plus they are very nice and welcoming folks, Thanks so much Inky Fingers!

Helpful staff. Wide range of office supplies and some tech peripherals, greeting cards, copying…read moreservices.

I brought in an antique photo of my great-grandparents that's been framed for the past 101 years…read more After removing it from the frame, I was surprised how sturdy it was after all this time. Anyhow, I wanted to scan the photo to add to my family's digital file. I needed the 'large' scanner because the 'flat' scanner only scans images up to 11" x 17" in size. The 'large' scanner has two rollers that feed the photo into the scanning mechanism. This is where things went wrong. I should note: the gentleman working there was very nice and warned me that the photo 'may not make it' and he was absolutely correct. The machine tore my 101-year-old photo in two places. Not in the center, but it was still damaged. I got home and re-framed the photo; the damage isn't super noticeable but it is definitely there. When I opened the JPG file from my flash drive: it did not even scan the entire photo! This may be the machine's fault, or it may be the nice gentleman's fault for trying to grab the photo to 'save' it from the machine; or a combination of both. Five stars for the nice gentleman who works there, zero stars for the machine.

I've been going to Steve (& Phil R.I.P.) for my large and custom business printing for over 30…read moreyears, as has my sister for her business and church. They've always taken care of my issues and provided excellent designs and layouts when I wasn't sure what I needed. Printing with a home printer is convenient, but now I can e-mail my custom designs to them and have the larger quantities I need to be made without expending all the ink my printer requires. It has 8 ink tanks and uses more than others, and at $12-18 EACH, it gets ridiculously expensive when I need flyers, cards, or labels.

I'm sorry to say I can't recommend this local small business; as I feel they bait & switch to a…read morecertain extent. I called around to various print shops to get quotes on a small job I had, including this place, where I was given a quote of $22.62 on the phone. I did the calculation on this to be $0.08/sheet (on 260 pages) + tax. This seemed a reasonable price, as that's the same quote I was given by another shop. Since North Delaware was closer to my house, I went here. Note: The whole issue with them seems to revolve around printing from a file vs. a paper copy. I was told that if I had to send them the MS Office Publisher 2007 file for them to convert to a PDF, it would be a $12 fee to do that. So I did the work to convert the .pub file into PDF to avoid the $12 conversion fee. I went over there with my USB flash drive, thinking I had gotten the price down to $22.62 quoted on the phone. Upon completion of the job, which was done well & quickly, I was told there was a "ripping fee" (I think that's what it was called, I've never heard of such a thing), which was a fee to print from a file, bringing the total cost to over $32 + tax (it seemed to me he was going to charge the $12 fee just for printing from a file, which was NOT was I was told on the phone). If I had been told it was going to be a $12 fee just for printing from a file, I would've simply gone to a library to print out a copy for $0.10 to bring a paper to make copies, rather than the flash drive. When I questioned how it got all the way up to over $32+ just to open the file to hit the Crtl+P buttons, he reduced to total to $25, saying there is a fee to print from a file (again - this was NOT what I was told on the phone), so with tax that brought the told to $27.19. If I had known this would be the total cost from a truthful quote - I would've more seriously considered buying a new printer (which $27.19 is nearly halfway to getting a brand new 1) & I would've been better off simply printing at the library, which is $0.10/page, which would've been a total of $26. At least with printing at the library you can feel the proceeds go towards helping the library provide services to the whole community. I volunteered to get this printed for an animal charity project in my neighborhood, which after distributing the flyers only raised $50 - so we didn't even break even on the effort. Do yourself a favor + find another solution to your print job. Being to disappointed from the false phone quote, I certainly will not be returning to this shop, which is sad because I really try to support small businesses.

I've worked with them for many years. They've done a great job on all the projects we've sent to…read morethem.

I have used Joe and his team at Buffalo Design and Printing on multiple occasions. I have had…read morebusiness cards, pens and a pull up banner all from Buffalo Design and Printing. They are always super responsive and very knowledgeable on what products would be best. I used to print my products online but by switching to a local printer I get to see and feel the products before ordering them while supporting a local family owned business. In most cases I even get better pricing than I would online and for the few times it might cost a little more it's 110% worth it for the amazing customer service I receive.

I made an attempt to contact Buffalo Design and Printing to talk about a possible partnership and…read morewas met with rude customer service. They were unwilling to discuss the opportunity of doing business and after speaking with members of the company on phone, I chose to take business elsewhere.