Preserve Home Movies with YesVideo + 20% Off Promo Code
Have you been dreading the process of transferring your old film reels and VHS tapes to a more updated version? Let the experts at YesVideo do it for you. YesVideo has been around since 1999 and are known for transferring your old home movies to DVDs or digital online versions. Once you’ve uploaded your films to your YesVideo account you can privately share them with friends and family via email or Facebook or create personalized DVDs.
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YesVideo Services and Pricing
YesVideo offers three services – photo transfers, videotape transfers and film transfers. VHS transfers begin at $14.99 and film transfers range from $8.99 to $59.99 depending on the size of your reel. You can visit any of YesVideo’s retail partners like Costco and Walmart to scan your still photos into your account, as well.
How YesVideo Works
Once you’ve placed your order online you can use YesVideo’s EasyShip Kit ($24.99) or your own box to send out your reels or tapes. Once YesVideo has loaded your movies to your account (about 14 days later) you can create your own DVDs or simply keep them online for easy access and sharing. You can access your YesVideo account from any device including your iPad and iPhone.
Preserving your most treasured memories has never been easier thanks to YesVideo.
To get started, visit YesVideo.com and use promo code BLOGYV4 to get 20% off your first order.
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