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Ordered a rush diploma for a job interview, the frame cost more than the document
I needed a replacement diploma for a background check last month and paid $45 for the rush service from one of those online places. The paper itself showed up in 4 days but it looked like it was printed on regular office paper, no embossing or anything. The guy at the interview barely glanced at it, but the $80 frame I grabbed at a local shop in Denver got all the attention. Honestly wondering if anyone else has noticed the quality gap between the service fees and the actual product. Is there a legit way to get a proper replacement straight from the school without paying double?
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noah_barnes24d ago
That $80 frame doing all the heavy lifting while the $45 paper looks like a printer jam is painfully familiar. My cousin went through the same mess last year, paid around $60 for a rush replacement and got something that felt like a Walmart receipt. The school route is usually the way to go, but fair warning, they can take weeks and some charge $25 to $50 plus shipping, so it is not always the cheap fix people assume. You can also ask the registrar to mail it directly to the background check company, which skips the frame game completely and saves you some cash.
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