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quick question.
I know we probably cant do this, but I wonder if we can get a peek of the photocards we sell and see what the buyer customized it to.
One of the things I do is leave the customer to customize most of my products, and It would be interested to see what they customized it to.
did they get rid of A and B? did they add something? did most hate that red ribbon?
I dont know, it would be interesting to see.
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I doubt people play too much with the design, but no, you can't see what they did. If you want to test a ribbon, or something, create two versions with a locked ribbon/whatever on one and see if one is more popular.
The only way you could find out how anyone customized something is to request photos from your customers to put on your blog or something.
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you cannot see for privacy reasons they could have added an image or text to the design...
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thanks guys. I didnt think you could, but it sure would be cool if you can.  just thought id ask, you never know until you do... 
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If I were to hazard a guess, I would think the name of the recipient would figure quite high, and of course they can then be posted to their address, handy for someone with relatives in another country. But that's just a guess, as long as the Brits keep buying my Meerkat cards (popular on the TV at the mo') I don't mind what they change!
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For what it's worth, you can get a few clues: the paper they used and the size of the stamp, business card, etc. You see that when you click on the link in the referral history.
That's where you'll see they took your nicely designed postage stamp and stuck it on the wrong size, leaving all that ugly white space.
If they removed a design element, maybe that would show, but I don't know about that.
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