David O.
Zero Delivery and Fulfillment-buyer beware
Many people expressing my same frustration. The silly part is jostens is a monopoly. There simply is no other choice. I paid in November, received no further communication other than an order confirmation that showed among other things a $20 charge for service and delivery with 12 of that being specifically for delivery. Well jostens idea of fulfillment is a text message telling me that my kid needs to pick up their ‘stuff’ and the message was sent at 9:53am for a 10am pickup time. My senior went there and Nope, no items. We’ll fast forward and still have no items we are one month away from graduation, no announcements available no other communication. So I call jostens and the individual went through great lengths to tell me I wouldn’t get delivery and it is up to me to collect the stuff and seemed to think my expectations were completely wrong. If this review can help I will say this. Just make your own stuff through a different vendor. Don’t try to work with a monopoly that has no vested interest in changing there business practices. Talk directly to schools and get them to provide a cap and gown. Just don’t deal with jostens If you work for jostens I am sorry that you have to stand in front of such poor business process and practice. You deserve better as well.



