My favorite office because it's in a good location and they have a self service check out and good…read morecustomer service too if you have to talk to somebody. In addition, they are open pretty late then most FedEx places

Dropped a return off, great people! Easy access for me, at the Fred Meyer shopping center off Hwy…read more14.

Efficient and good communication. Professional staff. Convenient location. Recommend.read more

I love supporting a local business. This little print mailbox shop is wonderful. They're kind…read morethey're affordable. Their customer service is amazing. They're fast they're effective. I am so grateful to have this place so close to my house. You guys are the best.

I've been working locally in real estate for over 10 years, I'd worked with multiple printers until…read moreI found Judy and Kolorkraze. They provide Super high-quality products, very quick turnaround and unbeatable prices. Kolorkraze is my printing destination for all of my real estate AND personal print jobs. Thanks Judy!

Great go-to company for all things sign related. Awesome employees, and quality work.read more

I was completing a very significant application for citizenship in another country and came to…read moreaccelerated postal for help taking photos as well as printing and sending off my final package. The employees were incredibly helpful and patient with me and there were no random charges such as you get at corporate places like FedEx. Couldn't ask for a better experience.

Needed international passport photos, one of the few places that offers this service. They did a…read moregreat job of providing this service. Loved the personal touches in the store! The owner was very nice and easy to work with, will be using this shop for future needs.

Minuteman Press- Vancouver North on Hwy 99, did an outstanding job on the custom scalloped wedding…read moreprogram fans for my daughter's upcoming wedding. The print quality, die-cut scallop shape, and overall finish were beautiful -- they truly brought our design to life and the fans look and feel amazing. They also printed a large hanging poster sign for the bridal shower, which turned out just as perfect. A special thank you to Amber at Minuteman Press for her excellent customer support throughout the process. She was incredibly helpful, responsive, and made everything easy from start to finish. We highly recommend Minuteman Press for special event printing!

NOPE! Give your business to someone who actually cares. Take your business elsewhere…read more I've been using them on and off for 5 years for last minute prints. Never had an issue getting them the same day before or kind service, I got a quote recently that included a strangely rude reply from the new owner, someone named "Sara Monster", about why their charges and new turnaround time tripled. Its like they put a teenager in charge of the front desk who doesn't want return customers. I would have paid the extra cash but I'm not going to reward entitlement. Their customer service just tanked. We try to support local businesses but when they take customers for granted, they deserve to close.

I'm pretty disappointed with my experience here. I uploaded artwork for four 11x14 prints and…read morespecifically noted in my order that I was concerned the image resolution might not be high enough for quality printing. I even said not to print them if they thought the files wouldn't turn out well because I could provide higher-resolution versions. To make sure there was no confusion, I actually went into the store in person and asked an employee to review the files before printing. I was told they would be totally fine. Unfortunately, when I got the prints home, they looked terrible -- blurry and low quality exactly like I had been worried about from the start. I then uploaded improved versions of the images and, still trying to be careful, uploaded yet another set afterward because I was worried about quality again. When I arrived to pick them up, they had already printed both sets, including the clearly bad version that I immediately asked them to throw away on the spot. Even though they were discarded right in front of me, I was still charged for them. In the end, I paid over $80 for four paper prints after all the reprints and confusion, which feels pretty excessive considering the circumstances. I understand they technically printed what I uploaded, and I'm not expecting them to call every customer about every order, but I made my concerns very clear multiple times and specifically asked for guidance beforehand. That's the part that's frustrating. To their credit, after I called and explained why I was unhappy, they did offer me store credit for a future order. However I'd have preferred a refund. I appreciate that gesture, but I still left feeling disappointed overall.

I've had J2 do two projects for me and they are incredible! I wanted a custom reprint of a classic…read moreCaravaggio painting blown up to 5' x 5' at the highest resolution possible and they gave me exactly what I wanted while giving helpful suggestions. Very affordable price for high quality work. They were also able to laminate a large, vintage map for me and scan it for a digital file. I highly recommend J2 for any print-work you need done!

Stay away from there. I went in and was "helped" by the heavy set blonde girl there. I asked if I…read morecould have an email printed out, she said she could only do it if I forwarded over to her email. I forwarded the email. It was just 1 page attachment that I needed to print. She printed the paper, and I thought it would cost $0.25 to $0.50 tops. And she said the charge would be $7.15 for one single black and white sheet of paper! This place is a complete rip off!

October 2, 2023, I took 4 images to Minutement Press in Kelso for printing. Correct scaling of the…read moreimages was critical. After several excuses, the prints were finally completed after 17 days. Later, I realized that I needed to make corrections to one of my schematic images. I took the updated image to Minutemen Press to have it printed in the same way as before; by scaling a virtual ruler in the image to appear at 1:1 scale. I sent the new file to them and paid at 9am November 8. Before paying, I explained that the image needed to be scaled so that the virtual ruler in the image was printed at actual size. He acknowledged my instructions, then I paid. He told me the print would be ready before 5pm, but it wasn't. I waited until the next morning to inquire. When I arrived at 10am, the print wasn't done. Samantha said I could return after a short time and the print would be ready. 45 minutes later, the print was not done. I waited about 10 minutes more, and I was given the print. I looked at it carefully, and thought it might be under-scaled, but I wasn't wearing my reading glasses so I wasn't sure. I asked Samantha if she could get a physical ruler and see if it matched the the ruler printed in the image. She did so, and she told me it matched perfectly. She said, "We didn't scale it." I was a bit confused; I said, "If you didn't scale it to the virtual ruler in the image, how did it come out to be the right size?" She replied, "Just a lucky guess." That reassured me that it was done correctly, so I took it home. In my studio, I noticed that the print was in fact under-scaled. When I put my physical ruler against the ruler in the print, each printed inch was about 1/16th inch too short. That meant that over eight inches, the image would lose 1/2 inch of its size. Over a length of 16 inches, it would lose a full inch. This discrepancy would've been disastrous for the prototype I'm making; I'm glad I caught the mistake before I started cutting expensive materials to the wrong sizes. At noon the same day, I sent my courier to return the bad print and to request a new print be done at the correct scale. While my courier was in the shop, I called 'him' on my phone. Our conversation was interesting; 'He' refused to acknowledge any mistakes were made by any employee, and he didn't apologize. 'He' told me to scale the print correctly there would be an additional charge of $10.00. I asked him why he hadn't charged that fee when I paid. I reminded him that before I paid, I had told him the print needed to be scaled to make the virtual ruler within the image life-sized; I reminded him that he had acknowledged that instruction at the time I paid. When I reminded him of these facts, he immediately became defensive and rude. He said, "No, you told me the ruler would scale automatically to the right size", which isn't true. I never said any such thing. My courier called me to tell me that she had demonstrated the size discrepancy to him, and he attempted to blame my ruler for the mistake... My courier paid the $10 fee for me. Then she measured the new second print, and told 'him' that it was still not correct. They did a third print, which was identical to the second one. He informed my courier they wouldn't do another. My courier told them the third print still wasn't accurate, but he refused to do the job a fourth time. My courier said jokingly, "Well if it's not done right you'll get the customer's wrath." He replied, "If he comes down here and gets violent we'll call the police." My courier quickly said, "He won't do that. He's not that type of person." Then he said sarcastically, "Oh he's SO manly." So at first he fears that I might come do violence against him, (over a printing error) and then he tries to insult me because he's told I'm NOT the type of person to get violent? That exhibits insanity, or stupidity, or both. I don't remember this boy's name, but he was dishonest, irresponsible, unprofessional. He also seemed impaired in some way, perhaps with drugs or alcohol. His speech was slurred, among other signs. He should not be working in a position which requires clear communication or professionalism with the public, because they won't get it. As for his inappropriate comments about me, I attribute that to being young and dumb. I've come to expect such behavior in this area from kids who act, dress, and speak like 'wannabe gangsters'. I suspect he had some trouble with the law, he was forced into a recovery program to avoid jail, and he was given a job at Minutement Press as part of the deal. Am I getting warm? If he is the manager of that shop as he claimed to be, I'm Elon Musk. I won't do business with MP again. I'll go to actual professionals who hold to the business practices described below: (From the Minutemen Press website) "We are a locally owned and family operated printing business that takes great pride in providing great professional courteous customer service." What a crock of bs.

Dropped off some Amazon returns using the QR code return…read more Service was great, they took the packages and scanned them into the system, and issued receipts for them. Staff was friendly, and helpful! Close by and convenient, and I suspect I will be be here occasionally.

horrible service. waited 20 minutes in line for the clerk to assist ONE customer in front of me. He…read morewas only sending one small box to Chile. All I wanted was two sheets of heavy white paper, so I could print a certificate. I finally left. The clerk never acknowledged us standing in line forever. Not going back.