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    The Mandate Press

    4.9 (9 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 4:00 pm

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    Navigating through some new logo issues, Andrew Taylor was helpful and patient. They are my "go to"…read morefor my small business needs. Their pricing is fantastic!

    I'm cautious about the four stars here. To understand why, I must tell a story about a young boy…read morenamed Jeffrey who had a very important print job, an out of town conference, and a even younger intern. Jeffrey went out of town to this conference, leaving the very important print job in the hands of AMT and the intern in charge of picking it up and distributing it. I'll spare you the drama and we'll dive into the happy ending. There wasn't one. Poor intern nearly in tears, me on a phone from somewhere in Colorado, and things didn't quite come together. Well, I'm a forgiving man. And the low prices at AMT help me to be forgiving. So I dropped off another project there not too long ago. It had been years and I was ready to give it a go again. I gave it plenty of time, and when it came time to pick up the job it was ready and waiting. Print quality on the cards was pretty good. This isn't a cut-and-dry print shop. Do a little bargaining and you may get a better price than what's quoted. On the flipside, they quote all kinds of ridiculous prices. So read the fine print and make sure you qualify for them. Know before you go and you may get a sweet deal. But don't expect it all to be as easy as 1-2-3. If you don't mind cruising garage sales and dickering with flea market folks, you've found your new digital print shop.

    SugarHouse Print Solutions

    SugarHouse Print Solutions

    4.8
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    On the one hand, if you want a local company to handle things for you and you want one of the…read morebiggest little companies around in the sign and banner and display marketing biz, you've got the right folks. But the bigness of the company almost works against them. One of the reasons I often choose local companies is because of the kind of service and attention I get. When you order with them, there's a real push to do it online. That's great if you know what you need and what you're doing, but for someone who doesn't have this stuff made every couple of months it could be difficult and you may find the service at a smaller shop to be more up your alley. In a world where online printing companies are now super, super, UBER cheap it's often going to be more affordable to just send it off to Texas or California, even with shipping. I mean, if I'm submitting it all online anyway it becomes a pure price game. The good news is that they are local and real people do work there, so you can work a little closer with them if you need to. They've been around a long time and can handle just about any size project. And it's not just banners--they do tablecloths, car wraps, stand up banners, window banners (decals? wraps?) and a whole host of other promotional or products. Give the website a whirl if you're curious, but realize that if you're going to get a banner or project done just online, you can do a little research and save some money. Hopefully they'll be willing to walk you through it if you go in or pick up the phone.

    A couple years ago I fell into representing a nonprofit (for which I volunteer AND do freelance…read morework) at events. After manning a table at a couple of events I was hooked and sought to improve the professionalism of our presence. The first thing I needed was signage with a stand. A Google search led me to Sugar House which had the largest selection of banner fabrics and stands, I designed what at that time was an awesome piece, they did a beautiful job of printing it, it arrived in plenty of time for my next event, and the durable banner and stand continue to serve me well. Their after-sale service was incredible - I received several emails asking if everything was to my satisfaction and requesting a photo of my banner in action. This photo is still on their website! They're not the cheapest, but you can't beat their quality, selection and service. I would definitely use them again and highly recommend them for full-service banner work.

    Office Depot

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    I found an angel of a lady behind a counter today who went above and beyond …read more She assisted me labelling and taping up a box for UPS where an ACTUAL UPS drop -off location had majorly flopped . I might never see her again, but I'll always remember her kindness and efficiency . This store has actually helped me a lot over the years and never charged me that much at all! I was telling my son today: when we need to buy office supplies , it might be time to get over here instead of clicking buttons online !!!

    I went into the store to pick up some items on my way home from work. Items that I had purchased on…read moreline. I had intentions of purchasing a three hole punch . . . WHICH because of that woman (rhymes with Witch is more accurate) as I needed one. HOWEVER after drinking my Pepsi all night long, I needed to make a trip to the facilities. I was refused access as there were NO public bathrooms! I pointed out that I had just SPENT money there AND a good deal more in the past! All to NO avail! SO I DO have a three hole punch now . . . BUT from Target, NOT Office Depot! I do NOT ever intend to go there again as CLEARLY I am NOT wanted there! So I will respect (something they do NOT know anything about!) their wishes from here on out and NOT bother them again! I will add in closing that I am nearly 67 years of age, hardly a street bum, but I SURE was treated like one being given the bums rush and all! I do want to add that not all their staff is so rude, but when the manager is that AND more, THAT's is SAD! I will add that I have been in customer service since 1975! So I DO know how to take care of customers, and I NEVER treat mine like that character did me! Good bye and good riddance! You'll be happy to know that I will NOT ever bother you again! Please take a VERY long walk on a VERY short pier lady! And I use that term VERY loosely, but I am trying hard to keep this G rated!

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