IMO: Years ago I got prints from them and they were perfect. I wouldn't get anything framed that comes from any ways away. I get prints from art.com, then get them framed locally. Reason? To keep the money in the community, and things that are shipped are more likely to break (glass or frame). If you have them done locally, they are not to likely to break. Also, I would have plexiglass instead of glass - less breakage and less weight on your walls.

I prefer etsy and society 6 for prints. it seems you can find more unique, original work and the money goes to the designer or artist. like Elaine, I'd rather get my frames locally. in part just so I can check to make sure they're not damaged, and also to support local businesses.

I have used them in the past with no issues but now I try to encourage my clients to get out and check out galleries or art schools and buy some original art.

I still use art.com. If they offer a giclee print I'll buy that as it's a better quality print. But, like Elaine, I always have my prints framed locally to avoid breakage, support my local framer and for the wide selection of framing options that she offers. Sometimes I need UV glass as well. I have bought a few signed and numbered prints as well as a couple of originals but I tend to rotate some of my larger pieces so I stick with art prints.

Twice last month. No problems, fast shipping, items as described, and they were well packed. Both were framed in glass.

Horrible company. Ripped me off for over $400