Moo.com

[squirrel$$$bandit]

Anyone ever use this flickr-connected printing service? I just ordered 200 business cards from them for my show next month--they let you choose pictures from your flickr to put on business cards, postcards, mini business cards, etc. How's the quality? A friend recommended it but I'm curious who here has used it.

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

I got the heavy stock full-sized ones. They're great. Worth every penny. You can tell they're not from China 😉

 

[axiom]

Their business cards are solid and long lasting. Give a very good feel when it's in hand. Quality is simply superb (you will see).
But IMO also quite expensive

 

[squirrel$$$bandit]

Oh, great! Yeah, they were expensive. But 150 of them were like $65, and 200 were $69...then I found an online coupon for 15% off...so it works out pretty OK. And they should look nice. I went with all black and white.

 

[kdemas]

I had some mini cards made up and they're terrific. Very pleased.

Kent

 

[Marlon dela Cruz]

I don't think they're expensive at all. I mean, with the quality you get then it's worth it. I've ordered 100 cards from them and I have never had any problems. I've also heard from friends that have had slight problems that MOO's customer service is brilliant.

I'm one happy MOO customer.

 

[back alley]

i have both the mini and regular sized business cards and love them.
people like them.
on the mini, i only put a portion of the image and when i hand the card out, i tell people to go to the address on the other side of they want to see the entire image plus other images.

 

[majid]

The quality is amazing, and now they also have a printing press in the US so orders are fulfilled faster. They have a very classy semi-matte plastic coating that looks and feels very expensive.

The only other company that I know of that makes that kind of coating is 4x6, and they charge $115 for 200 cards (all the same), so the Moo are really not at all expensive considering the quality and the fact you can make each and every card unique.