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unregistered · March 1st, 2007

I'll like some positive or negative feedbacks on people who have had experiences with printfiction.

THanks.

Sorry I meant printfection

Rodney · March 1st, 2007

I haven't use them as a fulfillment service yet by opening a store, but I uploaded a design and bought a (brown and black) t-shirt there and it came out pretty nice.

cultureteez · April 13th, 2007

I have a store at Printfection, and have never had a problem.

Print & garment quality is also always top notch, as you always hear from your customers when something's not right.

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Max
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swissarmour · May 29th, 2007

whats the cost is it cheaper than printmojo?

Rodney · May 31st, 2007

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	whats the cost is it cheaper than printmojo?

Printfection is print on demand (direct to garment printing) and PrintMojo is not print on demand (screen printing and embroidery). Two different animals

You can get the pricing right on printfection's site (printfection.com).

some_art_guy · June 5th, 2007

Printfection looks promising. Just want to know the pros & cons (if any) between a basic and premium store (ie. the certain number of artwork that can be uploaded, number of choices in colored shirts, etc.)

Rodney · June 6th, 2007

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Originally Posted by some_art_guy


	Printfection looks promising. Just want to know the pros & cons (if any) between a basic and premium store (ie. the certain number of artwork that can be uploaded, number of choices in colored shirts, etc.)

I don't think they have "basic" and "premium" stores at PrintFection.

You can find out more at PrintFection.com though.

BWS · June 9th, 2007

Rodney's right - all Printfection shops are free, customizable and have no limit on the number or type of products they can host. The only limitation is that if you want more than two shops, you have to request that they increase the limit for your account.

As far as shirt colors go, it's a very wide selection of both light and dark colors. XXL and larger sizes are available in some colors, but not others, depending on the garment.

some_art_guy · June 12th, 2007

Thanks for the heads up! I just may give them a try.

TMOGUL · June 15th, 2007

Do they deal with domaine names or is it a prinfection/your site thing? I'll search and check out some members sites in a minute..

Rodney · June 15th, 2007

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	Do they deal with domaine names or is it a prinfection/your site thing? I'll search and check out some members sites in a minute..

domain names are something you would do on your own.

Their standard service is printfection.com/yoursite

You could register a domain name through a place like godaddy and then just redirect it to your printfection (or any other fulfillment service) store.

laroi · July 26th, 2007

what about the kinds of shirts they have? Do they have AA shirts?

Rodney · July 27th, 2007

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	what about the kinds of shirts they have? Do they have AA shirts?

Check out the printfection.com site to see all the types of shirts they print on: Sell Custom White T-Shirts Online - Printfection.com

I don't think they have AmericanApparel in their lineup at the moment.

castahex · August 5th, 2007

I've had stores on PF for a little while now and only just got my first sales last month (it was a pretty good one though). Compared with multiple sales per day on CafePress (where I do have a lot more designs available).

My impression is that PF don't have as much traffic as someone like CafePress yet for their marketplace sales, but perhaps are an up and coming 'contender'.

I've heard others say that PF's customer service is really good - but I can't vouch for that. Anyone else actually selling much through them yet?

Naddy · August 7th, 2007

My printfection website went online a few days ago. So obviously no sales as yet.. but i have high hopes for printfection, as I think it is one of the best fulfilment sites out there.. People at the forums are dead friendly like here too! What im also doing is setting up a basic store at cafepress to try divert some traffic from there to my printfection site. Also opening a myspace account. These would probably help get you more sales? Lol, im a n00b but thats what i have found out so far.Researching on squidoo and deviantart, does anyone have any experience promoting there?

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