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For just today we are giving 10% to each customer who uses the code 92909 when placing an order.

Get free FedEx ground shipping (From now until September 28th)

How to receive FREE SHIPPING on your home movie to DVD transfer:

1. Place your order here between now and September 28th.

2. Select “FedEx Home Delivery” for your shipping method

3. Enter the code “US0001″* and your shipping charges will be free!

*Entered in the discount code box on the credit card page. One use per customer.

From now until September 21st, we are having a sale on all DVD copies of 30 %! Watch the blog for more to come.

Today we are having a special sale in honor of the date 9/9/09 with a 9% off sale. Just enter the code 9909 on the credit card page when placing your order. Anything in your shopping cart - 9% off .

Recycle your old camcorder and get a $50 Gift Certificate

Have an old camcorder that you are not using any more? Dig it out and send it in with your media to get a $50 gift certificate.

Simply enter the discount code MyCamcorder in the discount code box (on the credit card page) and place the camcorder into the box along with the media. If the box seems too small for it, you may place the camcorder into a separate box, just make sure to have your order number with it. This special deal will only be available until September 8th (the day after labor day). We will issue the gift certificates and email them to you by the end of September.

One per customer.

Nancy has won our Mother’s Day Contest with her entry. If you scroll down this page, you will see her entry at the bottom.

Thanks to everyone for their entries.

She is an exceptional person.Having gone through many personal heartaches,including cancer,Dad being disabled,and the passing of many loved ones.She is the backbone of our family and is all ways there when needed.

I know she would love to have the 8mm films of her childhood put on DVD.

She is now the mother of 4,grandmother of 8 and great grandma to 8.

This would be the perfect gift for her.

Thank you.

My Mother deserves a free Gift Box because…

My mom lost her husband over 6 years ago and while many adults in there mid 60’s may fall into despair, she was able to find the strength inside and with her faith she overcame the pain and sadness of such a loss. She now teaches a grief recovery class at our local church and is helping many people through a very difficult time. By example, she has shown her four daughters how to be strong and how to survive life’s most difficult challenges. My mother is always there to listen to us complain about the little things in life without judgment. Even though I’m her favorite, she continues to let my three sisters think that each one of them is her favorite too. I love my mom and I feel so fortunate that she is there to show me the value of life.

Thank you,

Laurie

Mom always thinks of others before herself. We found a box of old slides yesterday, and we really enjoyed going through them all. Pictures of her when she was a teenager, and when she got married, and when we were kids. She thought about getting them put on DVD to give to my brother and sister and myself. It would be wonderful if we could surprise her and get it done for her. She lost her husband recently and this would be great.

Thank you for your consideration, for my mom, Deborah Bell.

Emery

P.S. Happy Mothers Day

I guess I’m like everyone else; I think I’ve got the best Mom in the world. But I have good cause to think this way—she is truly the most sincere, caring, loving, and nurturing person that I know. Now, I count myself as a pretty unemotional guy, but there was one poignant moment with my Mom that really got to me. It occurred when I left home to go to college.

As Mom helped me pack those last few days, made sure all my shirts were perfectly ironed, gave me tips on basic cooking techniques, and instructions on how not to mix my colored and white laundry, she seemed pretty serene about the whole moving thing. But then on D-day, after the car was completely packed and I hugged everybody and said goodbye, I glanced back at the house to wave to my parents and little brother standing on the front porch. Mom could hold it back no longer and she burst into tears, trying hard not to let me see her. I did. It dawned on me at that moment how special my Mom was to me, and how precious she made “home” for our family. I’ve grown up a lot since that day, but I’ve never quit learning about life, love, and family from the greatest teacher I ever had, my Mom.