Buisness Cards Needed

[AndyBorrett]

Are there any fellow forum users who produce business cards?

We are after a couple of thousand in probably 4 different designs.

[Paul Bulpit]

I know it's not the answer you're looking for, but if you don't get any other replies try vistaprint.co.uk, you can design and order online.

[CymraegKev]

I know it's not the answer you're looking for, but if you don't get any other replies try vistaprint.co.uk, you can design and order online.

I don't want to be negative, but really, Vista Print cards are very very shoddy in my opinion. There is a reason they give 500 for £5 or whatever it is - because they are rubbish. Just my opinion, and I've used them twice and paid for their premium cards and I've found them to be very very flimsy and unprofessional.

I've tried lots of online card providers and have found moo.com to be the best. I go to a proper bricks & mortar printer now where I can see a proof of the card and feel and see the quality before comiting.

Obviously, if quality isn't the primary concern then vista print may be perfect.

Cheers

Kevin

[Duncan Rounding]

We've had very good results from www.goodprint.co.uk.
We upload our own artwork (in EPS format) in full colour and the registration and bleed has been perfect.

[AndyBorrett]

I will take a look through your suggestions, although I was hoping to pass some business onto a fellow Actinic user.

Cheap and chearfull will be fine for most of the cards we want as they are only being used to offer a discount for our Amazon buyers.

In the past we have used 6X4 photographs for offers as they stand out more.

[CymraegKev]

Cheap and chearfull will be fine

Then Vistaprint is the one for you....

[Mike Hughes]

The only actinic supplier I could find is a bit unique. Chocolate Business cards, http://www.chocolategraphics.co.uk/a...ess_Cards.html

Vistaprint are good for cheap and volume. If you ever order from amazon you probably have a voucher for 500 free cards.

Mike