Using Vistaprint could very likely lead to you being signed up to FAKE discount clubs and hundreds of dollars benig taken from you Visa/bank without your knowledge or permission.

I have a huge blog post with all the details of all of the different scamming sites Vistaprint and Adaptive Affinity run and how best to get a refund.

http://www.hubbers.com/index.p…nd-amazon/

If you don’t believe me check this blog (on google cache since the site is now closed) and the HUNDREDS of comments form people who have been ripped off!
http://209.85.229.132/search?q…m-warning/

According to the Washington Post http://www.washingtonpost.com/…60_pf.html this negative option selling scam earned the parent company Ventura $650 million in revenue in 2006.

If you have already used Vistaprint, start checking your bank statements.

As someone who looses things easily in the mess that is my apartment this would be SO helpful. For example, I can remove the post-it from the card and then place it on my desk calendar, or my computer or on my non-magnetic fridge to serve as a constant reminder that I have to make plans.

Voila! An STD that actually works as a constant reminder for normal and unorganized people like me and my family. Hence the fact that I'm kicking myself for not thinking of this. And I'm hoping more people that I know rock this idea in the future.

Sorry Michele if I've stepped on your toes with the answer here, feel free to add more to this explanation if you'd like.

I feel kind of silly asking this, but could someone clarify the reason for the post it? If it was just the post-it and nothing else, I understand that it would act as an STD. But since there is also a regular std card, which the post-it is stuck to… is it essentially two STDs in one? Or do they serve two seperate functions?

help me out here! I think it's such a cute idea but for some reason I can't wrap my mind completely around all the functions of various wedding swag.

thanks =)