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Remember, though, that you get what you pay for. Kinkos uses minimum
wage labor and you might not get the attention to detail you'd get from
experienced printers. I would make sure to look at samples of similar
finished products from each bidder before deciding on basis of estimate.
When I worked at Ford I used Kinkos' services quite a bit and was always
satisfied with the quality, the price and the fast turnaround.
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(The sooner you fall behind, the more time you'll have to catch up.)
Theodora Mazza (tmazz -at- adams -dot- com)
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