Though I do have specific business cards, I also have a stack of Moo cards. I think they’re a very distinct kind of card and therefore, a very appealing alternative. And with every card having a different photo they’re also unique. Well worth their money.

I got some a while ago - used about 20 different images to see which worked best. So, I now show people a selection, and let them pick their favourite. People seem to really like them, and there’s something about the feel - people like handling them too.

Only real problem as you said, is that sometimes they look a bit small. I often give out a normal sized card along with them.

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! I’m an American living in a country (Estonia) where customer service sucks, so I’ve avoided ordering business cards here. And the shipping fees companies in other countries charge are usually prohibitive.

Plus, though my main work is writing and editing, this will give me an opportunity to show off my photography skills. Nice.

I’ve considered Moo in the past but my Flickr photos account to not much more than family and friends, so nice to read they offer their own photos for use too (they may have offered these before but I didn’t see the option!).

I use Moo Minis for all my freelance work. They not only look professional (nice cardstock, excellent print quality), but the clients do exactly as Robert mentioned: ask if they can have more than one. And I happily let them take the extras.

I carry a couple in my wallet and a whole mess of them in my camera bag, locked up in a Jimi (wallet). That way, if I’m out shooting for fun or pleasure, and someone is interested in a copy of the photo, I hand them a card and chat about what I do.

Tammy: The reason why some folks are experiencing pixelated cards is two-fold. First, they are probably uploading images that are of low quality to begin with. Secondly, if you zoom in (during the crop/zoom/move stage of the order) to closely on an image, they will also pixelate.

I just received my first order. I used a large assortment of my motorsports and road test photos, with my name, e-mail and web addresses for two of my blogs. So far, I’ve had nothing but positive feedback from everyone who’s seen them. In fact, several co-workers are planning to order their own to promote their side business.

They are such high quality and a unique size, that they really stand out in people’s minds.

I really the idea, and the price is pretty amazing! I’m definitely going to order some

I love the concept

Ah, this sounds perfect for me. I’d much rather take care of this online than find time to visit the local print shop. Thanks for the heads-up!

I heard about these Moo cards a long time ago, but I was concerned about the size. I like the idea of having multiple backings for a set. It’s not very plausable to have a variety of images in a set of 100 cards, so that’s an advantage. But for standard sized business cards, I still like http://www.overnightprints.com. I haven’t used them for business cards personally, but a bunch of friends have and the quality has made me jealous.

I haven’t seen anyone around my area with a moo card, and I can’t find any “free samples” on their website, so it leaves me wondering what I’d be getting from Moo. And the sizing? If it doesn’t fit in wallets or standard card carriers, will that be problematic? I may go with Moo for a quick card set. I’ve gone too long without a business card.

I love these little cards!
That makes soooo different from the “original” business cards…
I think I will buy a bunch of them

I’ve taken the bait and just placed an order. Their quirkiness certainly appeals, and the cost seems reasonable. I don’t think I’ll be replacing my standard business cards with them, but they add a slightly “off the wal”l/fun touch so I hope they will prove to be a useful addition to my marketing arsenal. Fingers crossed the print quality is good.

I’m an illustrator and comic book artist - so Moo was intuitive. I just ordered my first batch (comic convention next week) and I can’t wait to get them!

You didn’t mention how much *fun* it is to crop and design the cards yourself. They’re really onto something. Next, I’m going to try the postcards.

By the way they do stickers now as well. These are equally as cool.

Just wanted to say that I use moo cards and have for the past several months. They are great. Everyone I hand one to asks about them. Its a great way to stick out. Until everyone has them I guess!!