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This thread discusses participants' experiences and opinions regarding the use of discount cards at Kinko's for making copies, comparing prices with other copy centers like Office Depot and Staples.
Views differ on the value and accessibility of the Kinko's discount card, with some participants expressing skepticism about its benefits compared to other copy centers.
Participants share personal experiences and opinions regarding the discount card and pricing at Kinko's, highlighting varying levels of access and satisfaction with the service.
Consultants considering using Kinko's for copies or those interested in comparing copy pricing among different stores may find this discussion relevant.
Office Depot is linked to a credit card. Kinkos has a discount card. You can get the form/application on CC, with the Pampered Perks stuff.jasonmva said:We have to apply for the card? I thought it was just linked to a personal credit card we had to use. I want a card!
FedEx Kinko's offers a variety of services including printing, copying, binding, and finishing options. They often have promotions and discounts available for bulk orders, which can help you save money on your copying needs.
Trish utilized special promotions and discounts offered by FedEx Kinko's, such as bulk pricing and seasonal sales. She also took advantage of their rewards program, which provided her with additional savings on future orders.
Yes, some tips include signing up for their email newsletters to receive exclusive offers, using their online tools to compare prices, and planning your print jobs during promotional periods. Additionally, consider joining their rewards program for further discounts.
Absolutely! FedEx Kinko's is equipped to handle large orders. It's advisable to contact your local store in advance to discuss your needs and inquire about bulk pricing options to maximize your savings.
When visiting FedEx Kinko's, bring your documents on a USB drive or accessible via email. If you have any specific requirements, such as paper type or binding preferences, make sure to communicate those to the staff for the best results.