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The team at Allegra has always been very professional and the extremely customers service oriented. I would highly recommend to one and all.

We have worked with Allegra for many years now and have always been impressed with their level of service!

We have always gotten great service here. Special requests and rushes have always been accommodated, and the final product is great! Would definitely recommend Allegra to others! I really like the website Order Desk where I just type in the specifics and a proof is automatically generated. It really cuts out a lot of back and forth. And of course, should there ever be a problem or question, our rep Marilyn is always quick to respond. Keep up the good work, Allegra!

I use Allegra’s services infrequently but when I do they have been very professional and friendly. They produced original artwork for my logo and all my communication materials way back and continue to reprint as needed. Whenever there has been the slightest flaw, there is no question, making necessary changes quickly. To me, that’s the measure of a good company; we all make mistakes but do we all accept the responsibility and do what’s necessary to make it right; they absolutely do and without a hassle.

I used to do the online printing thing but spent so much time trying to do the layout and the printing wasn’t quality.
Then I decided to try Allegra which was a fabulous decision. They have done business cards, and different promotional pieces for my business. They have done the layout which is is always easy and great (and I’ve been working in Marketing Communications for years so know what this experience can be like). They are always happy to meet my deadlines. In fact I’m always amazed at how fast they get stuff done.
While I’m not running around getting lots of price quotes they seem to be much cheaper than I’ve experienced before.

The only other reviewer of these guys complained about communication and timeliness, but said their actual print work was fine. Me? I say the printing sucks, too.
I was looking for a place to get an affordable run of offset printing for business cards — not hugely time sensitive, but important for them to ultimately look awesome. I had done some research with other vendors, both higher-​end and lower-​end, and these guys seemed to have great pricing for offset printing which typically runs kind of high.
Not only was my job handed off twice to different people, but the ultimate cards had graphical corruption/​crappiness in two separate areas. Because I’d done my own design work, they insisted that this was my fault/​problem, of course. But one of these issues is simply because their cheap/​thinly layered ink isn’t opaque enough to layer one color on top of another.
Blah. The whole experience just made me realize that you truly get what you pay for. I can’t speak to their actual printing quality for digital, etc. but the offset sucked, and the service was lacking as well. Look elsewhere if it’s something that really matters to you!

I’ve had three experiences with Allegra Print & Imaging.
The first was some business cards, time critical, that were completed on schedule but they forgot to ship.
The second was another set a business cards. No deadlines, no complaints.
The third was another run of business cards. I emailed back and forth a few times with Patrick Finney. On 3÷27÷08 I sent my last set of questions about the print process for this job. On 5÷27÷08 I received this:
«We have not heard from you for over 60 days and must cancel your order if we do not hear from by the end of business on Friday 5÷30÷08. Our order cancellation fee is $ 100. Please advise.»
Nowhere on their website or any of our previous correspondence was I able to find any mention of a $ 100 cancellation fee. Furthermore, if you ignored a customer’s questions for two months, I think that’d release them from said cancellation fee, as most people need their printing done within 60 days.
While the quality has always been acceptable, I don’t for a moment recommend Allegra because of their new strategy of ignoring customers to later threaten them.