AveryReviews 109

I order a bean bag chair for $90 and after a month it was delivered to ANOTHER STATE! They won't reply to emails or anything! I have contacted the Better Business Bureau!

Ordered $128 worth of items and they were delivered to an address in Hollywood California it took it over a month. My address and everything on the receipt is correct. I live in Texas not California.

Using Avery Templates have been a blessing for me creating business cards, Tickets, etc. Often times I make copies on cardstock paper and then use a cutter for my desired outcome.

Trying to figure out how to contact them for a refund. Totally a scam. Do not waste your money. I will get a refund!

I needed to merge addresses to be able to print labels for wedding invitations. Avery.com made is so easy, even for a somewhat un-techy person.

As a small business, we appreciate fast and approachable customer service, Diamond-Louise was so helpful in helping us find the issue with our label design, I could not fault the customer service and quality of the products at all. Truly very impressed and the vibrancy of the colours is Incredible! We can't wait to be long term customers of Avery!

Too Busy selling my email info to give me access to the templates of products ive already purchased!

Avery is lazy and has created their label formatting system for Windows computers only, without creating a simple system for Mac users. So, if you use a Mac, Avery dumps this off on Adobe, and tells you to download Adobe Reader and use that to print your labels. To do this correctly, you have to watch a long boring Avery video and be able to remember all the 59 steps you will need to follow in order to print your labels. What a waste of time! Want better options? Just buy cheap generic label material made as one entire A4 (8-1/2 x 11) sheet. Set up your labels in Pages on the Mac, print them onto your label sheet, and cut them out with scissors, or with a paper cutter. You can also use a dedicated label printer (a great option), or just print them on paper and use glue to stick them in place. After all, no one cares how your envelope looks. They are going to rip that open and toss it in the trash.
Another option is avoiding labels altogether, by using Pages and one of its standard templates to print directly on your envelopes, if your printer can do that.
If you've already bought Avery's labels, you don't need Acrobat Reader. Just set up your own template in Pages and use that to print your labels. But trust me, when making templates in Pages after carefully measuring the Avery label sheet to get everything aligned, you'll be cursing Avery for not making this simpler for Mac users. They could have made this very simple and easy, but they didn't.

That's why Avery Sucks!

Who uses UPS anymore? My labels have been sitting in California since 9/3/22. Yes I understand the holiday. I live two states over. And they charge way more to use a faster shipper. I can't make my product until I receive my labels with my logo on it AND they edited part of my logo off which I'll have to use cause I paid for it. Find a cheaper and faster custom label maker on Etsy like I did and thank me later.

I used Avery labels at my former office and on my home Windows PC. I have hundreds of address labels set up on my current Win 10 PC: Family & business, holiday card labels, plus file labels. These have been added to, updated, and transferred from PC to PC since at least 2014. They have worked fine on my current PC until today, when I find that all the data has been completely separated from the matrix or table on all my files. The Avery web site offered no help, so I called. Their answer was: We don't make or update that old program anymore, and if it's stopped working for you, that's just too bad. Avery used to be a trustworthy company, and I've had no problems with their labels to date, but I will find a new way of doing my labels now, and will avoid Avery and its products in the future.

I've tried to use all kinds of pull off stickers for the books at my job. We send these books off with the sticker on but the just don't come off when I get the book back three weeks later. They became so bad that there was this sticky material left on every book when trying to remove the sticker. Avery is suppose to do only one thing, make stickers that work. I'm not sure how they're still in business becasue I've had over 500 books completely damaged just because of the 6464 stickers. I'm completely done now and moving on. Unless you want damaged material, stay clear of Avery!

The labels used to be good. They changed them and now they smudge and are hard to get off the sheet. Horrible. They don't listen to consumers. I want an alternative to Avery.

I can not say enough negative things. I have purchased multiple labels for different uses and they have ALL FAILED ME. SO MUCH MONEY WASTED.
Have not had 1 sheet print correctly- the online template is not accurate to size to the actual label. My wedding invitations are ruined.
Ive purchased 5 different types of labels and changed all the setting on my printer and never been able to print one page accurately.
Address labels: font to small and skewed, despite font being "in the safety area". Enlarged font for second sheet, half of first label prints on the second label. Turned the sheet around, same issue.
Purchased small return address labels- same issue.
Business labels- won't line up.
SO much money wasted and cant return to the store because "its been opened."

I hate Avery. Full stop. It deletes my projects before im even done... #$#*!Avery

I work for a business and have been trying to find a way to send an email to ask a question and comment on how the TAB Inserts don't stay in the binder dividers. I have to cut small scotch tape to put over the bottom of each divider tab. I hoped someone at Avery could help me. Wherever there is a link for help, you're taken to the same help page where you choose categories, sub-categories and then 11 pages (11 for what I am looking for about tabs & binder dividers) of learning how to do certain things. I don't think nor do I have time to go thru 11 pages to see if there is an answer to my questions and problems with their products.

Also, they show I can call Avery or use "Live Chat".
1) My desk is in the middle of the administrative office of a police department where Brass and Officers are in and out and talking in the open area of the office. So my talking to Avery on the phone is not a good solution.
2) I signed up for the Live Chat, not knowing I would have to install something on my computer. I would think Avery would know that so many companies, including mine, won't allow us to download or install anything on our computer.
PLEASE, Avery, if you read this, add an email address for customers to contact you!

They altered my business labels to their liking and totally messed them up and gave me something I never would have approved of, extremely small text and overlapping of text. Extremely unhappy and then was told that they in fact do not alter our labels once submitted which is clearly a lie and have proof. Never had this issue before. They continued to tell me I can have a one courtesy re print even though they gave me what I did not pay for. Smh I used to love this expensive company, I need to just get my own printer

I've been using Avery WePrint labels for my small business for the last three years and here is why I think you should too: Their WePrint design software is super user-friendly. You can order in small quantities which local print shops do not offer. They have the greatest variety of label sizes (I compared all the online label companies and only Avery could meet all my needs). They ship quickly and when I'm in a crunch I pay a little more and receive them in just a few days. In all honesty, when I tried going through local print shops there was some embarrassment when I'd have to admit how few labels I actually needed (we were a very small business), I'd feel pressure to order more than I could afford and I didn't necessarily appreciate the feedback they'd give on how I should alter my labels. With Avery, none of these issues exist.

Now that we're a larger business I stay with Avery for their outstanding customer service, beautiful labels and follow through to ensure my satisfaction. I'd mention the representative I work with by name but then you'd all request him. :o) Actually, I've worked with a few of their representatives and they've all been great. Whether you're considering printing your own labels at home or having a large order printed, consider using Avery WePrint services. I think they're as good as you can get.