We Print 101 complaint?

Do you have a dispute or a bad customer experience with We Print 101? Report it through our website to maximize the chance of getting it resolved.

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The contact routes we hold for We Print 101 are the phone number +1-833-776-8101 and the shop website at weprintnola.com. A small print shop rarely staffs an email inbox, so call during business hours, ask for the job number and the name of the person handling it, and note the date and time of the call. If you reach voicemail, follow up through the website so there is something in writing.

Be careful with phone numbers for small shops that turn up in search results or third party business listings: they go stale quickly and are sometimes not the shop at all. Proof approved and then printed with the wrong color or crop? Put it to us and we take it further by email, social media and printed letters.

Ask We Print 101 in writing for the deposit back and name the date by which you expect it, quoting the job number, the amount and the date you paid. Custom print work is usually not resalable once it is on the press, so the strength of your claim depends on how far the job got: nothing printed is a far stronger case than a finished run you are unhappy with.

If you paid by card, your issuer may allow a chargeback where the work was never delivered, and those claims have time limits, so do not let it run for months. Put it through our complaint process as well: we bring the case to the shop and keep advising you on what to say next and when to push again.

We Print 101, like most print shops, settles a color, crop or stock dispute against the proof you approved, so start there: put the finished piece next to the proof and photograph both. Give the shop the job number, the delivery date and a clear description of the difference, and say whether you want a reprint or money back rather than leaving it open.

Approved proofs, written turnaround times and the quantity agreed at ordering are what decide these cases, so keep every email and text message about the job. Other customers who had a job reprinted at the same shop can back you up here and tell you what the shop agreed to.

We cannot confirm the current trading status of We Print 101 from public information, so check before you pay anything: call +1-833-776-8101, see whether weprintnola.com is still taking orders, and look at how recently the shop posted anywhere. Small print shops change hands, move or pause trading without ever updating their listings.

If you already paid a deposit and cannot reach anyone, treat it as a payment dispute rather than a customer service problem: contact your card issuer about a chargeback inside their time limit, and keep the receipt, the order details and every message you sent.

So far consumers reported 1 complaint about We Print 101 here, too few to show a clear pattern yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at small print shops: proofs approved and then printed with a color or crop that looks different, jobs that miss a deadline, deposits paid up front on custom work that cannot be resold, phone numbers and opening hours that are hard to pin down, and orders left waiting when a shop changes hands or pauses trading.

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Yes. We have an active community of consumers, and complaints here are public: people who ran into the same problem at We Print 101 can give you advice or back you up with their own story. A complaint with a community behind it is much harder to overlook.