PhotoBox

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PhotoBox is an internet-based digital photo printing company founded in 2000 by Graham Hobson. PhotoBox is part of the 'Photoways Group', which consists of PhotoBox, and its French counterpart, Photoways, leading to their claim that they are Europe's largest online photo processing service. They have photo processing labs in London and Paris, and claim that these combined can produce of a million prints a day. They offer a reasonably wide selection of products to be personalised with uploaded photos.

An unlimited number of jpeg files may be uploaded, with a max size limit of 10mb per file. The files will be stored indefinitely, provided at least one purchase is made by the account per year.

In July 2011, Photobox agreed to buy the company Moonpig.[1]

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[edit] Internet Watch Foundation

PhotoBox are a member of the Internet Watch Foundation, and as such encourage offensive or illegal photos uploaded to their site to be reported to them.

[edit] Charity

PhotoBox offer some options in donating a percentage of cost of certain items to selected charities.

[edit] Awards

PhotoBox have won a number of awards, including:

  • 2011 Voted Customer Service of the Year 2012 in France in the Online photo processing service category.[2]
  • 2006 Emerging Retailer of the Year at the Retail Week Awards
  • 2006 eSuperbrand status
  • 2005 Best Online Retailer at the Revolution awards.

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