Philip P.

After good initial results, I repeat-ordered greetings cards from Printed.com. The printing lacked red and yellow, and the cards looked terrible. I sent Printed.com images showing the initial print alongside the reprint. The declined to reprint and promised a refund once they had collected the faulty goods. 3 times they have guaranteed to collect the goods the next day. I have been at home all day. No attempt has been made to collect these goods and no refund has been issued. When I raised a claim through Paypal, and Printed.com offered a 50% refund. Clearly, they had no intention of paying a full refund. I am now pursuing a full refund (my entitlement according to the Sale of Goods Act 1979) through my Credit Card company.
Printed.com's approach based on my experience is to be very pleasant, but to draw out the dispute process with empty promises for as long as possible. Most people will give up, even when they are entitled to receive a refund. This is entirely unethical. My advice is to use another printer.
Latest Development:
My credit card company took up the case and advised me to return the goods at my own cost. I checked the return address with printed.com and advised them that I was returning the goods. Once the goods were received by printed.com someone from their finance department contacted me and arranged the refund I had been asking for more than 3 months.