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Print Runner Giveaway



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Are you a small business trying to get your name out there? Well, so was Print Runner. Ten years ago,

PrintRunner.com was established with little more than a small press and a dream. Now, their company is one of the foremost quality printers in Southern California!


Print Runner is commited to provide the best value and high quality full color printing at affordable prices!  They offer a full service high quality printing services.

Thanks to PrintRunner will have 100 5x7 postcards to offer one of our readers! Use them for your business, Christmas Cards or another event coming up such as a Bridal or Baby Shower!


ENTER TO WIN
100 5x7 Postcards

Colors: 4/0 Front Only Printing
Paper: 14 PT. UV Coating on Front
Rounded Corners: Yes
Proof: None
Ready to Ship In: 4 Business Days

*Giveaway is open to US Residents only, ages 18 years old and above.

 Disclaimer - Thrift Schooling did not receive monetary compensation for this review but I will receive a set of postcards for hosting this giveaway.

Comments

  1. definitely for my business - I like to post them on bulletin boards around town!

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  2. I would use them for save the dates for my wedding!

    vikki.billings@yahoo.com

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  3. I would use them for my business. Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
    Reneewalters3@yahoo.com

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  4. I'd use them for our youth group. :)
    hiwendyhi at yahoo dot com

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  5. I would use these to enter sweepstakes.

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  6. for my Christmas cards or thank you notes!
    sarahyurga@yahoo.com

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