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Topic # 114607 25-Feb-2013 13:46
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Wanting to get a few thousand round stickers printed, approx 7cm in diameter.  They are to be stuck on the side of takeaway coffee cups.

Any suggestions on a good place to use (they are a single colour).

Can't seem to find anywhere decent that offers volume discounts.

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  Reply # 768925 25-Feb-2013 14:19
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Vistaprint.co.nz ?




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  Reply # 768941 25-Feb-2013 14:42
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I've used Customstickers for a small run of stickers, and they were extremely helpful. Maybe they offer a decent rate on a bulk order?


 

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  Reply # 768956 25-Feb-2013 14:58
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I have used Morning Print for business cards previously, they were really good, have not purchased their stickers but 45US for 1000 seems like decent value

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  Reply # 768978 25-Feb-2013 15:52
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Try firstlabel.co.nz.  All they print are stickers.  I don't have a clue about price though.

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