Do you ever get to Detroit, MI if you do I want you to draw on some of my work business cards. These look cool! I am involved in a startup. I would like a box of these. Checking out the site now.
Dan
· 1 year ago
Made my day. The horse is great.
jna
· 1 year ago
You're an idiot.
You have complete control over what is on these cards, and if you have an issue with revealing information on the cards or the information on them, just edit what is going to print.
These cards don't look 'stupid in a suit' -- mashable is fishing for headlines.
Pete
· 1 year ago
Jna,
Not sure I understand the question...made no reference to revealing information?
Re: the headline, it tries to infer a creative brand going corporate.
scottpurdie
· 1 year ago
I enjoyed the video, it was funny. I disagree with the headline and the price part though. We are paying a bit extra, but its for brilliant quality cards, that offer flexibility and choice.
Keeem
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the horse side by side comparison - they're huge! Ridiculous!!!
If you're not after nice, teeny, tiny, cute moo cards and really want to be "green", GreenerPrinter.com is green from start to finish (wind power and soy ink!) and much less expensive for those who want full horse-sized cards.
Pete could be talking about drywall and I would still find it (I mean him) fascinating. :P
Asiaman
· 1 year ago
The video and the "review" were unnecesary. Let the people draw their own conclusions. It´s common sense.
wtyerogers
· 1 year ago
@Asiaman, go eat a rocket.
Bombchell.Blogspot
· 1 year ago
so..... where's the part relating to how it looks in a suit 0_o
Design And Print Blog
· 1 year ago
I have been a fan of the moo min-cards for a while now (I received an awesome discount as a Flickr user) but I haven’t seen the standard size business cards as of yet. The mini-cards were a wonderfully unique alternative to the generic business cards and the price (100 for $20+shipping costs) was perfect for both small and larger businesses. But for standard sized business cards, I believe I will stick with my current printing company. Their rates are more economical.
Business Card Printing | Print
· 1 year ago
It makes sense for Moo to move to full size business cards, to appeal to people who want that size and customizability in small print batches, but to me, the MiniCards = Moo. No one else does the small size as well, and that’s where Moo came in. When I think of standard business cards, Moo isn’t the first company to come to mind. I don’t think many people will want to pay almost 50 cents per customized card. I wouldn’t move the standard business cards above the MiniCards, but judging from its web site, Moo already has.
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You have complete control over what is on these cards, and if you have an issue with revealing information on the cards or the information on them, just edit what is going to print.
These cards don't look 'stupid in a suit' -- mashable is fishing for headlines.
Not sure I understand the question...made no reference to revealing information?
Re: the headline, it tries to infer a creative brand going corporate.
If you're not after nice, teeny, tiny, cute moo cards and really want to be "green", GreenerPrinter.com is green from start to finish (wind power and soy ink!) and much less expensive for those who want full horse-sized cards.
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go eat a rocket.