eOe FREE PRINTING!!

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First introduce by Kok to try and grab the chances to have 50 4R photos printed for free, I was a bit lazy to find 50 photos, therefore did not try it at all. But then, when Ching too uploaded 50 photos, I was thinking what fool am I if I don't grab this chance as well!!

So I have just uploaded 50 photos into eoe FREE printing for first 100 bloggers, write them an email as instructed and then waiting for them to feedback and deliver 50 photos to me for FREE!!! So what are you waiting for ? The contest opens in Dec-08 and it is going to end very soon! Grab the chance now and start printing 50 photos for free!

Not only that, besides getting 50 photos printed FOC (FREE OF CHARGE), you get a chance to win Olympus E-520 kit! I pray and hope I'm that lucky winner for this camera. Yeah!!!

Now, I'm eagerly excited on this offer as well as waiting anxiously for any feedbacks and my photos delivery at my door step. If you are to go outside to print a photo, it may cost you RM0.50 per piece. Now imagine, 50 photos would cost you RM25 but is FOC with eoe. Not only that, take into consideration petrol and your tiem going to the nearest photo shop to print your picture. With eoe, its simply cost saving and save your time too!!!

All you need to do is :
  1. Place a print order via eoe Online for 50 4R photos. At the payment page, please select ‘Bank-in’ option. You do not have to make any payments.
  2. Publish your review on our online photo printing service with a link back to the eoe Online website and send your review link to us together with your personal particulars including your full name, contact number and email address to share@eoe.com.my (Part 1).
  3. Upon receiving your review we’ll then print the photos and deliver them back to you.
  4. Update your review with the end product received (Part 2).
  5. Inform us to check your updated entry.
  6. Complete Part 1 & Part 2 and you’ll have a chance to win an Olympus E-520 kit!

It is so simple! So start clicking and login to eoe now !!!

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