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Posted Wednesday 1st August 2007 20:22 GMT
Dillon Pyron

I just don't use them

I haven't used Kinko's in a long time. Probably 7 years now. They are usually higher priced and don't provide any services that I can't get elsewhere. And my preferred printer now has a secure ftp site (you need to have an sftp, they provide one on their site). So I don't even need to burn a CD. Besides which, they're a local company.

I do use FedEx for shipping, so it's not a boycott against FedEx. It's not really even a boycott. It's purely convenience and pricing (Kinko's is five or six miles away, my local printer is about two).

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