From A-minus at CSUN to $20 million

See, America is still the land of opportunity. Notice success always involves "hard work"..something I'm definitely allergic to. All is vanity..Ecclesiastes.. Hope he is now happy..but, I bet you he's a typical miserable millionaire. Glad he's putting people to work.

great success story....just hope cali dosent tax them outta of the state......

oops....doesn't

It's both inspiring and encouraging to see a good idea energized by ethics, hard work and commitment develop into a successful endevor that both meets a consumer need and benefits all involved. Well done.

Well done. I am very proud of you

Beyond a doubt the best company I have ever had the opportunity to work with. The staff are the most friendly folks out there. The work is BEYOND OUTSTANDING. They have managed to beat other printers every single time so it got to the point where I trust them enough with the work that I use them exclusively. Everyone I have referred to them has been happy that they have the new printer. You would think by this posting that they wrote it themselves -- but trust when I say that once you start working with them, you won't go anywhere else -- just as I did with all my projects. They make me look like a star at work! Thanks Seth and Mike. Breanne in Design and Elizabeth in sales.

I've been in the publishing business for nearly 30 years (that's pre-PC if you are counting). It's so refreshing to see something done RIGHT. They've kept the old school quality and service and combined it with today's modern interfaces. Easy-easy-easy. It was great to read the story. Now I understand a lot more about why PrintRunner works so well. It's a real time-saver for me, and I don't have to worry about shortcuts.

Outstanding customer service & products. Wish I would've found them years ago. It would've saved us alot of frustration & money. We love them and wouldn't even consider a local printer for the product & prices they're giving us. They're terrific!

I find this article and its contents disturbing. Zaya claims to put customer service above all else, but nothing in the history of his companies support this fact.

123inkjets.com was fined by The Federal Trade Commission for being dishonest to consumers and misrepresenting its products. A simple google search for "123inkjets" and "FTC" will bring up some interesting results, or lookup 123inkjets (e-babylon) on consumeraffairs.com )

Printrunner.com will soon face similar scenarios, in my opinion, given their dishonest methods of selling consumer information to 3rd parties.

The writer of this article should not put Mr. Zaya and his partners on such a high pedestal, given that they got there through dishonest means and consumer fraud.