Address area is polluted with your computer code. Postcard senders will not want to buy these cards. Can you please take that off of all the postcards?
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The blob appears in the USPS barcode clearance area. https://about.usps.com/publications/pub600/pub600_006.htm
Yeah, that’s the 1st thing I thought of. Post office won’t clear that to go through their system.
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Can we please have a publishing option that completely disables the attribution option on the product page? To make sure no one unchecks it by accident and blames us for this? Thank you.
That being said, the QR code is located within the USPS reserved barcode area. Just fyi.
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It’s so frustrating. I got my customer’s message
“I was looking at the card and it shows a barcode scan, that won’t be on the card will it? I just want the card to be simple and it takes away from the card if that’s on it.”
I am afraid that we, the designers, will loose a lot of our customs because of this new addition. Please remove this.
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Wait, is this another change in postcards back? Was it announced?
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YES, it is ANOTHER change and NO it wasn’t announced. 
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*eye roll*
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You would think that Zazzle would know not to put anything in the reserved for USPS space. Nobody will be able to mail these with the QR code there. Is there a way to turn it off? Because most of my postcard designs are meant for people to be able to mail them. 😟
I had an order for 48 postcards that cancelled the next day… not sure but this could be why.
Well this is unfortunate. It also obscures both my attribution and an editable text field on some flat cards. 😣
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So I just read the qr code on the back of a thank you card I made yesterday (still not in mp, of course), as well as a postcard I just sold this morning, & the qr code doesn’t even work. It’s going to a 404 code error page. 😬
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Which type of flat cards? I use regular and holiday flat cards and the attribution got removed on them (thank God).
I tried the QR code yesterday when I first saw someone mentioned it was on the back of the greeting card and I got the 404 Error code too. I guess they haven’t updated the error yet but it’s the weekend so we probably won’t see anything done until Monday. 
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Hopefully this was an accidental deploy of something they were playing with.
In the case above, now there are TWO Zazzle credits at the bottom of a postcard. Designers should have full control of the types of attribution on each product.
Hey all,
Thanks for your feedback and thoughts on this. I’ll send these on to our team now. Also, I don’t believe this to be a technical error at this time so I am moving this to the Feedback forum as it seems more appropriate there.
Thanks again,
Pádraig.
Sorry, you can’t give kudos to this post…
Well fine then. I take back all my kudos… LOL
I don’t see it on my postcards - is it only certain postcards?
@CatsEyeViewGift You need to uncheck the attribution checkbox on your product page. It’s the replacement of the old attribution.
Good Grief!
Removing the attribution (barcode etc) also adds $0.05 to the price of the product for the customer. I am removing the attributions by default, but I’m concerned that my postcards will be much less visible do to the higher prices.