Snapfish Launched in India by HP

Finally, Snapfish which happens to be HP’s web photo service has been launched in India. Snapfish has around 40 million members in 15 countries.

Snapfish offers affordable, professionally developed digital camera photo prints, free online sharing and unlimited photo storage, as well as free photo editing utilities.

Prices for the prints starts as low as 2.95rs for a 4×6 print.

Rush to www.snapfish.co.in and get your free 20 prints on registrations.

Source: Tech2.com

Cheers,

Vaibhav

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Shantanu on October 10th, 2007 at 12:54 pm

Hey .. thats good one boss … Thanx for putting it up here .. :-))
Wooo … i’ll get 20 free prints … from HP .. wooo hoo !! Coool !!!
Where do you get all such latest news from ???
~ Shantanu
Vaibhav Pandey-->Technofriends Team on October 10th, 2007 at 2:20 pm

Thanks Shantanu.
I keep track of atleast 50 different websites and Tech2.com happens to be one of them.
Blogging might sound easy but in reality its a very very research intensive process.
Cheers,
Vaibhav
Kannan on October 10th, 2007 at 8:21 pm

Thanks Vaibhav for the info– but I could not get through - I added an additional 20 photos along with the 20 free ones. But there seems to be a problem with processing my card. I dont know if there is a minimum amount that needs to be purchased to use the card… If thats so, I might as well go to the nearby photo shop or GK Vale and get even 1-2 photos printed.
Let me know if u have any clues on this.

Cheers
Kannan
prayog on October 10th, 2007 at 11:53 pm

Well, u can order it.I just ordered only 12 prints with 43 Rs value with my card.Only Master/Visa credit cards will work.Have not tried with the Debit card though.
nitinpai on October 14th, 2007 at 2:15 am

Hi Vaibhav,

Did you try anything with those 20 free prints. I was writing an article of Snapfish but I got stumbled in the place when it asked me for my credit card info but still stated it was free!
Vaibhav Pandey-->Technofriends Team on October 14th, 2007 at 9:53 am

Hi Nitin,
Yeah i did try using Snapfish. However, i ordered around 30 more prints apart from the free one’s. I guess i need to check the use case you mentioned. Time for another free id Cheers,
Vaibhav
nalin96mw on October 18th, 2007 at 1:00 pm

i do not recommend snapfish india (snapfish.co.in). they took my order for photo-gift (mug & keychain) and fled away with the money, no email for confirmation or anything. customer service is only thru email which doesn’t work. yet to receive response after eight days. cannot cancel either because nobody replies to your email after submitting the form. there is no phone no. or any individual’s email address either where to contact. Stay away from snapfish!! They fleeced me of my money, but i won’t let that happen to others.

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