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It always surprises me how many people don't know about Moo.com. Fast, fairly cheap, and really fantastic quality. And if quality isn't great, they'll reprint i

It always surprises me how many people don't know about Moo.com. Fast, fairly cheap, and really fantastic quality. And if quality isn't great, they'll reprint it. A few years ago I was ordering Christmas cards for my company, and I accidentally had a typo. I contacted them to see if I could get a discount at least since I was ordering them all again, and they insisted on reprinting them for free and even expedited the shipping to me. Compare that to OvernightPrints, when our business cards came back with streaks all over them, and after I called and emailed them several times, I never got a response. Of course I'm going to use Moo.com for everything now.

InclinedPlane 16y ago
Plus moo has smaller sized cards which all the cool kids are using these days.
- limedaring 16y ago
  And you can use those smaller size ones to create pretty awesome custom cards: http://www.flickr.com/photos/vadavia/3348895753/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/vadavia/3348895753/ (my personal business cards)
- dholowiski 16y ago
  I believe the smaller cards are no longer officially cool. But Moo does print top quality cards, for sure.
- athst 16y ago
  I would recommend against getting abnormally-sized cards like this. After collecting cards from a group of people, it's annoying to have these stragglers swimming around in your pocket that don't really fit with the rest. I'd rather have a standard sized card that is designed well.
  - limedaring 16y ago
    Do you find you discriminate against those that have the oddly-sized cards, or do you pay them more attention? Think those that got the mini-cards were going for the latter effect.
    - athst 16y ago
      I try not to, but I think subconsciously that slight inconvenience caused by weird cards has to register somewhere. I'm sure people perceive them differently, but to me an odd card is more centered on the giver than the receiver, even though the receiver is really the person it should be designed for. In any case, if I want to follow up with someone I don't think a weird card would make me NOT follow up with them - it's more of a subtle thing.

InclinedPlane 16y ago

Plus moo has smaller sized cards which all the cool kids are using these days.

limedaring 16y ago
And you can use those smaller size ones to create pretty awesome custom cards: http://www.flickr.com/photos/vadavia/3348895753/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/vadavia/3348895753/ (my personal business cards)
dholowiski 16y ago
I believe the smaller cards are no longer officially cool. But Moo does print top quality cards, for sure.
athst 16y ago
I would recommend against getting abnormally-sized cards like this. After collecting cards from a group of people, it's annoying to have these stragglers swimming around in your pocket that don't really fit with the rest. I'd rather have a standard sized card that is designed well.
- limedaring 16y ago
  Do you find you discriminate against those that have the oddly-sized cards, or do you pay them more attention? Think those that got the mini-cards were going for the latter effect.
  - athst 16y ago
    I try not to, but I think subconsciously that slight inconvenience caused by weird cards has to register somewhere. I'm sure people perceive them differently, but to me an odd card is more centered on the giver than the receiver, even though the receiver is really the person it should be designed for. In any case, if I want to follow up with someone I don't think a weird card would make me NOT follow up with them - it's more of a subtle thing.