I recently ordered a T-shirt and another item from Zazzle. The shirt shown on their website was printed with a quote of Martin Luther King. I intended to wear it to an event on April 4, the anniversary of MLK's death. I received confirmation of my order. Later I received an email from Zazzle stating that the order would not be fulfilled because the item did not meet their "content guidelines" and that because they could not fill a partial order I should place another order so that I could receive the other item I had requested. I contacted Zazzle's customer service and was told that they don't in fact have the item I ordered and never did. It was to have been supplied by another entity they called a "Zazzle Member". The order was not filled because Zazzle belatedly found that the "Zazzle Member" does not own the copyright for the quote. There is nothing on the Zazzle site to indicate that they don't actually have the items offered for sale on their site. I feel that this is a very dishonest way to do business. Not only that, the same item is still offered for sale on their site when they know they can't supply the item. Don't waste your time trying to buy from Zazzle - they apparently have nothing to sell.

Zazzle seems to not feel that paying their contributers is a big deal. See this forum post

http://forum.zazzle.com/feedback/so_its_been_2_weeks#109991