Online Photo Company advice

[Koolpc]

Can someone please recommend a good online photo company where i can email pics and get pictures sent back in the post? Should work out cheaper than printing them myself? Thanks

[gss03]

Photobox.co.uk are pretty bloody good :-)

[Funkstar]

The only one i've used is the one un by Jessops, can't remember the name off the top of my head though. Linked from the main Jessops site.

[rox0r]

I've always used photobox. Just got back from Austria and had around 300 photos done for just over 20quid. There's usually some codes kicking about you can use for a discount or some offer they're running.

[Koolpc]

Ta guys

[IBM]

Yeah, 'nuther photobox user here. I think they've got their 40 free pics for a signup offer running atm. I just got one of their hardback photo books done, £20 for 26 pages, up to nine photos per page. It's a lot of work getting it all right and edited, but for £20 it makes a great birthday present...

[Lee H]

I've used photobox too and they're pretty good

Just a word of warning though, they do seem to be very active in email offers to you all the time.

[rox0r]

Aye they do get a bit irritating with the offer bombardment.

[sammyc]

I get on ok with Bonusprint & don't get too many emails

[Sair33]

Photobox here too. Snapfish are ok, although I've only used them once.

[chicken]

I've only used SnapMad (part of 7dayshop). I got about 350 printed through them which I was happy with, but what impressed me most though was that shortly after uploading them I had a HD fault and lost a load of pictures. They were very helpful in creating a zip and sending a link for me to get what I had sent to them back without any fuss whatsoever.

[kalniel]

The only one i've used is the one un by Jessops, can't remember the name off the top of my head though. Linked from the main Jessops site.

Jessops old system was brilliant, top quality. Now I think they use Photobox as well, which is fine from what I've seen, but they stopped doing the sizes I was using