looking for business cards

[liamx1234]

hi there im looking for business cards can anyone give any advice on a good place?

 

[Nuno]

Used this guy 4 times this year. Excellent service and value. Tiny runs mean you can have cards for specific events, which I like. He does proper size runs too.

 

[Nuno]

He's good too!

 

[tombuckland]

I use fiverr to get them designed and then print them at: http://www.cheapestprintonline.co.uk/.
$10 for design £40 for 1000, 400gsm double sided printing and fast delivery too. Don't know if that is good but never had a prolem with them.

 

[Uzair Kharawala]

Moo Cards are good. High quality and great service.

 

[Nuno]

Moo have a USP or schtick, which you pay for. If you want vanilla business cards of good quality they are expensive, (£50 for 200 cards?) (The jpegs on the only two jobs I have done with them came out muddy too.)

 

[Mad Frog]

I'd recommend moo as well, excellent service, just remember that if you decide to design your own be sure to use the original vector files, Jpegs will lose quality when printing.

 

[Nuno]

I'd recommend moo as well, excellent service, just remember that if you decide to design your own be sure to use the original vector files, Jpegs will lose quality when printing.

So Moo are lying when they specifically say that you can use jpegs for photos? See FAQs. Or they are lying by omission by not saying the quality is BS?

 

[Mad Frog]

I use my own graphics and text designs for which they recommend print-ready, vector based PDFs, they also make the same recommendation if mixing graphics and photography. I haven't used the photography only service though, so can't answer that sorry, although they point out it's best to use high resolution uncompressed images, so maybe that could have been an issue? (they recommend 300dpi or above)

 

[Event Print]

I'm good.