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Homemade Business Cards

March 13, 2010

A man holding a business card.I am looking for a page where I can make my own business cards. Does anyone have a recommendation?

By marlène

March 16, 20100 found this helpful
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If you are going to buy card stock and print your own business card MAKE SURE that your printer can handle the heavier weight of the card stock. Most printers can not run card stock as they flip the paper 180 degrees during the printing process.

 
March 16, 20100 found this helpful
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I've had good luck with Vistaprint, but you should be aware that they re-sell your information, leading to spam email and other ads. Also buried in their fine print is the fact that they're an overseas-based company, which resulted in an extra "currency conversion" charge of a couple dollars from my credit card company.

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It wasn't much, but I'm always annoyed by these charges which are very difficult to find out in advance.

 
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