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FARR'S QUICK PRINT @ ORU

By quickprint@ Oru
October 5, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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quickprint@ Oru

Posted October 5, 2020

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Posted October 5, 2020

We would like to introduce ourselves to the members and readers of The East Duwlich Forum.

This is Farr's Quick Print based inside Oru 20 -22 Lordship Lane SE22 8HN.

We are offering photocopying, printouts, scanning, and other design and printing services.

Our name may look familiar as we are also based on Maxted Road, SE15 4LF.

We are a family business and our service is same day in most cases.

No appointment is necessary, just walk into Oru, go to the cafe counter or reception desk, and ask for Farr's Quick Print. They will call us down to assist you.

Please check our website www.quick-print.org.uk or call 07035 812 513.

We are open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday.

If you mention this posting you will received a 10% discount off any Print order.

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