Complaint Department Numbers and Emails

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Graphik Dimensions Customer Service Complaints Department

Complaint Department Numbers and Emails

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(800) 332-8884
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About Graphik Dimensions

Founded by designer and illustrator David Lanham, Graphik Dimensions is a small design studio based in the San Francisco Bay Area. With more than 10 years of experience working with some of the world’s leading brands such as Apple, Google and Microsoft; they are committed to delivering top-notch creative solutions that help their customers stand out from competitors. From logos & icons to infographics & web graphics – no job is too large or too tiny for them!

What is Graphik Dimensions's phone and customer care email?

You can call Graphik Dimensions’s customer service phone number at (800) 332-8884 and you can email their corporate office at info@pictureframes.com

What is Graphik Dimensions's corporate address?

Graphik Dimensions’s corporate address is Graphik Dimensions Ltd., 2103 Brentwood St., High Point,, North Carolina, 27263, United States.

What's the best time to contact them?

Graphik Dimensions can be contacted between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Monday through Friday.

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