good online resources for business cards?

razuel

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good online resources for business cards?

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01-23-2009, 01:27 PM

I usually use 4by6.com and they offer great cards for a reasonable price, but only if you plan on getting 250-500. Once you get down to 100 cards, the price is practically the same as 500 cards and it's over a dollar a card.

Anyone know of another Web site that offers a good stock that you can send your design in to online?
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