Biggest scam company on the face of the… Biggest scam company on the face of the earth! I purchased two printers with heat presses and ink. spent about $50,000. I tried my best for over a year to get them the machines to simply print a t-shirt. DTG can be tricky, but tricky and simply not working is two completly different things. I later purchased real dtg printers from epson and have been doing great ever since. To put it simply (with out going on and on as the other reviews pretty much state our similar experiences) they sell a product that simply doesnt work. Period end of story. Giant scam and Im taking them to court!

Print & Stitch LLC in Grand Junction Print & Stitch LLC in Grand Junction, Colorado- We are a small locally owned DTG print and embroidery shop. The information shared in the Creators Live sessions have been invaluable. We appreciate all of the information and thank all the members for all of your help!

Same as the rest of these.. BAD Same as the rest of these. Folks are nice, machine is just not worth it. I have had the machine less than a year, it is a money pit and will never return on investment. The latest hangup is due to their software not being compatible with a Windows 11 update. They offer to troubleshoot you with complicated instructions, just seems ridiculous how user unfriendly everything always seems to be. Worst purchase I have ever made, not even close.

A terrible printer from Korea OmniPrint imports this printer from Korea, and they claim it will save you money on ink, but after your machine continues to break down, you add the cost of servicing, the cost of parts, and now the printer quickly becomes more expensive than the competition. The company cares nothing about its customers, only about money, and once they have your money your requests for assistance become unimportant. Please stay away and save yourself some cash. My 330TX Plus was the worst financial investment I’ve made during my adult life.

Worst Customer Service in the U.S Worst Customer Service in the U.S. I bought my FreeJet 330TX from Omniprint International and I worked great for about 2 years (almost). After that the problems came, which is expected for a piece of electro mechanical equipment, but getting it repaired became a nightmare. After a while, no return calls and then the cost of someone troubleshooting was ridiculous with no guarantee that the equipment will be fixed. I've been sitting on a 100 lb, $25k paperweight for the last 3 years.