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I got 5000 of these for about $150 with free shipping from A Better Printer. I don't know if they are still doing the free shipping or not, still a good deal though.
 
Looks good buick_guy! But, what's "quality pricing" mean?



I too, like imolamystique a few posts above, used greatfx business card and got these 3" x 5" double sided, glossy, heavy stock cards for $95 and free shipping.



I got to know the owner a bit and he printed my tri-fold brochure as well.



I have edited my card to conform with the new forum rules. I took out my contact info and prices.



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I have edited my card to conform with the new forum rules. I took out my contact info and prices.
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Mods - if I need to edit my post then let me know, didn't even think about it





Spilchy - how many did you get for the $95? I got 5k 4.5"x5.5" post cards for about $300 or so. I can't remember exactly but I thought it was a pretty good price.
 
joburnet said:
Spilchy - how many did you get for the $95? I got 5k 4.5"x5.5" post cards for about $300 or so. I can't remember exactly but I thought it was a pretty good price.
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It was 1000
 
Does anyone know how to put a map on the back of a business card? I see alot of businesses with a map to their location on the back of their card and I wondered how they do this?



I have been a big fan of Overnight Prints their quality is very high and great pricing.
 
Does anyone know how to put a map on the back of a business card? I see alot of businesses with a map to their location on the back of their card and I wondered how they do this?
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Probably make a map in photoshop or possibly a scan of a detailed map such as ADC. That's how I would do it.
 
AutoNova said:
Does anyone know how to put a map on the back of a business card? I see alot of businesses with a map to their location on the back of their card and I wondered how they do this?
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Take a look at what I did in 10 seconds.



I went to MapQuest and plugged in an address and got the image. I downloaded it to my desktop. I opened up Word and imported the image and wrote some quick text. I saved it to my desktop. I opened it back up, selected all, copied and pasted it into MS Paint and saved out as a jpeg.



Ofcourse you can do a much better job with dedicated software for this type of design work like Photoshop or Illustrator
 

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googledude said:
I've heard this is only true if one of their trademarks (ie logo, nameplate...) is visible in the photo.
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Not talking about the cars used I ment owner of the photo itself. If it was taken by a private party then used by another person without written consent for commercial use they can sue. Say i take a photo of A car on the lot and post it online then someone uses it for a buisness card. I still own all rights to that picture it cannot be used unless I stated so. Just wanted to let him know so he doesnt get screwed over gotta protect the autopia family :)
 
Mazz said:
Not talking about the cars used I ment owner of the photo itself. If it was taken by a private party then used by another person without written consent for commercial use they can sue. Say i take a photo of A car on the lot and post it online then someone uses it for a buisness card. I still own all rights to that picture it cannot be used unless I stated so. Just wanted to let him know so he doesnt get screwed over gotta protect the autopia family :)
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Like I said, it wouldn't be my responsiblity.
 
if the photo has been altered and changed, does it still count as copywrighting?

aka, changed the photo itself in phtoshop for example...
 
randomman84 said:
if the photo has been altered and changed, does it still count as copywrighting?

aka, changed the photo itself in phtoshop for example...
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You can change the color crop it etc but no matter what the photo is still owned by the photographer/buisness it belongs to so for commercial use you would need to get written permission or buy the rights to it.
 
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