Paperless Post — invitations, greeting cards, stationery, RSVP tracking, and ecards
By Paperless Post
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- First released: February 22, 2012
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: Paperless Post
- com.paperless.paperlesspost
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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8 of 25I kept trying to create the shareable link and it kept wanting to add on the Paperless Post plus for 200 coins. I continued to back out only to discover it charged me the 200 coins, even though I did not want or need Paperless Post plus.
I have used Paperless Post invitations for the last 3 to 4 years for any invitation that I needed for any special event any special day and has been so easy and understandable for the people invited and also me as a host love them
Paperless Post app is simple to use and has beautiful invites done for you. So many options to customize for your event. Customer service is on their A game. I highly recommend this app!
I sent my save the dates on paperless post. When you send your guests upstate’s it’s very confusing for them as almost no one can figure out the “tap to view” feature. I wish it sent my updates as an actual sms. Also- I tried to send out everyone my wedding website and they do not make links clickable in their messages. It was a very expensive e-vite that was supposed to save me time from texting everyone, but now I have to do it anyway because of many complaints of confusion.
The coin system is not very clear and hard to navigate. There’s no customer service phone line to get technical support. Just emails with 24 hours turn arounds. Not ideal when planning a special event.
I spent $80 to try and unlock rsvp but I was only able to do 40 RSVP that’s $2 per rsvp
Overall the app is a great concept and works very well. I wish there were more options of invites or more ways to edit them. What I don’t like is that you can’t edit how many guests an invitee can bring via the app. You can only do that on the desktop site. What I hate is the coin payment system! It’s very confusing and inconvenient. Just put a usd price per invite. The coin system makes no sense and should be removed. Intentionally or unintentionally misleading consumers about cost can lead to legal problems.
Once the invitation is completed, sending out invitations and managing rsvp’s is convenient.<br/><br/>However, editing and creating the invitation was notably challenging with the software. Not the best nor the smoothest editing software.
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