eOe is Back with Better Options

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Previously, EOE had provided free photo printing for first 100 Malaysian Bloggers who is interested. Sadly, I'm not in the first 100 bloggers BUT this is not the end!! They are back and the offer now is better as there are additional 2x8R photos. Yeah!!!

My previous posting about EOE is much more a summarize point of view. Let me now tells what is EOE. It is a online photo sharing and they provide other printing services too. All you need is to place your order or simply select the album in you eoe account, then, select the size of photos you wants and choose the payment options. Then, the photos will be deliver right to your doorstep. Fun and cost saving too!!

e-Print is all about helping us to minimize our workload. Our life is already filled with heavy load of going to work, helping our families in daily routine work and some of us even have others commitment too. In this hectic life, it is such a time consuming to go to nearest photo shop and place our print picture then wait for at least 30 minutes in order to get the end results. Huh! So this is where e-Print is about. To help us maximize our usage in time and gives us more time for something far more important.

Currently, EOE had just launched their latest promotions for all Malaysian Bloggers. This is very interesting oh. You can get 50x4R and 2x8R photos printed and deliver to your doorstep for FREE. Yeah, FREE!!!!! Imagine how much you can save to printing those photos.

Also, if you had place orders above RM35, you'll get free delivery services. Isn't this worth the money ?? Payment method is also easy. You can either opt for payment via credit card, bank transfer or simply bank in the money into their account.

So, bloggers, let's get it moving!! Be part of EOE and enjoy the benefits they have in offer!

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