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Groupon for Blurb
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petey111
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Here's my referral link ladies!! http://gr.pn/kj5ucr
Bush Girl
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OK,back to basics.......Blurb is just the BEST photo book site, great quality, but best of all, much,MUCH more competitive than some others that havealready been mentioned! And they have local print locations by continent,so you don't end up paying huge shipping and importation taxes.
I do have to admit to not having heard the term groupon before, but I can certainly hazard a guess.
For anyone wanting to print a photobook,especially one with loads of pages (the last one I had printed had something like 130 pages in it), I strongly recommend you check out Blurb.
I do have to admit to not having heard the term groupon before, but I can certainly hazard a guess.
For anyone wanting to print a photobook,especially one with loads of pages (the last one I had printed had something like 130 pages in it), I strongly recommend you check out Blurb.
petey111
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I wasn't in disbelief. 
Just wanted to know which part to clarify. LOL! Although Groupon did just turn down an offer from Google to buy it for $6 billion dollars. (ack...ack...ack) Groupon is a "service" that you sign up for and it sends you daily deals in your area and online. Most often it is a 50% off sort of deal. Like a $20 credit towards a restaurant for $10 and such. I've gotten $20 to Amazon for $10 and $20 towards several restaurants, local attractions, etc. Another thing that is similar to it is Living Social. I subscribe to that one too. It free to sign up for it and they send you an email each day with the deal. I'm sure you can probably follow them on Facebook and Twitter too. I think it's been well worth it. I made sure to sign up for it with an account that has good spam protection and is my more "junk" email account. Then you can even just set up a rule to have Groupon's emails forwarded to your main account.
Just wanted to know which part to clarify. LOL! Although Groupon did just turn down an offer from Google to buy it for $6 billion dollars. (ack...ack...ack) Groupon is a "service" that you sign up for and it sends you daily deals in your area and online. Most often it is a 50% off sort of deal. Like a $20 credit towards a restaurant for $10 and such. I've gotten $20 to Amazon for $10 and $20 towards several restaurants, local attractions, etc. Another thing that is similar to it is Living Social. I subscribe to that one too. It free to sign up for it and they send you an email each day with the deal. I'm sure you can probably follow them on Facebook and Twitter too. I think it's been well worth it. I made sure to sign up for it with an account that has good spam protection and is my more "junk" email account. Then you can even just set up a rule to have Groupon's emails forwarded to your main account.