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ChipsTheOrigamiLemon 

on Google

4 months ago

My school uses treering for yearbooks. If I could go through a different company I would. I get marketing emails from them multiple times a week even though I have opted out of marketing and hit that unsubscribe button many times. Don’t give them your business or email address unless you’re ready to get a ton of spam. 

j James 

on Google

8 months ago

They sent me a different childs yearbook. All of the custom pictures are of a different little girl. I will change my review if and when they fix this mistake. *update*. Treering did offer to print and send a new yearbook. However by the time they made this offer I found the person who got mine and we traded. Good on them for offering to make it right but communication was definitely lacking. 

Matt Mitchell 

on Google

11 months ago

Received 2 yearbooks for my kids, both of them were terribly manufactured. All of the pages fell out of the binding after opening the book for the first time. 

Crystal Lopez 

on Google

11 months ago

**RIPOFF ALERT** Why are these yearbooks $20 each and where are the kickbacks going? I’m supposed to supply the photos? I’m supposed to fill out additional pages with my own photos? I spent hours filling out pages of my kids pictures and likes and it was not the free 2 pages they offered — it was more like 5 or 10. Then I had to pay extra. I decided not to do it this year. I bought the yearbooks, still, but it’s not worth it. Next year I’m saving all school pics to a Google folder and will print my own “yearbook”. It will be... read more

Jay Gee 

on Google

11 months ago

When I think of yearbook companies, I think of actual photographs of class pictures, not just collected pictures that they put together and printed. I could have saved the $20 and went to my kids school at lunch time and got more memorable photos.