moo.com for Postcards ?

[Rocket]

Hi all.
Have been struggling to find a online company to provide decent postcards at a decent price for me to supply to a customer.although looking for a very small profet, proving postcards to this customer will mean he will give me free wall space to sell my pictures.

I have had a look at moo.com, ease to use, not bad prices everything looks ok, but wondered if anyone has used them and how were your findings.


EDIT
Thanks to the you guys below, just made a search and found/remembered i had asked a similar before, but would like some updates.

 

[squizza]

Hi all.
Have been struggling to find a online company to provide decent postcards at a decent price for me to supply to a customer.

I have had a look at moo.com, ease to use, not bad prices everything looks ok, but wondered if anyone has used them and how were your findings.

My friends are using them for their degree show, where as I'm just using business cards. The postcards ARE superb quality, but IMO very expensive.

 

[johnsy]

What do the prices compare like to these?

http://www.price4print.co.uk/Postcards/full_Colour_Postcards_29.aspx

 

[Rocket]

What do the prices compare like to these?

http://www.price4print.co.uk/Postcards/full_Colour_Postcards_29.aspx

Pricing seems reasnoble, but concerned on the rear side being black, looking for the traditional layout on rear side.

Have you had any from them ?.

 

[Rocket]

My friends are using them for their degree show, where as I'm just using business cards. The postcards ARE superb quality, but IMO very expensive.

Thanks.
Looks to be cheapest at mo, its hard to make any kind of proffet.

 

[johnsy]

Pricing seems reasnoble, but concerned on the rear side being black, looking for the traditional layout on rear side.
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You could always create the back yourself?

 

[Rocket]

Pricing seems reasnoble, but concerned on the rear side being black, looking for the traditional layout on rear side.
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You could always create the back yourself?

 

[SixToes]

wondered if anyone has used them and how were your findings.

I got a load of postcards from Moo to use as thank-you cards after my wedding - me and the missus were very happy with them.

 

[Pav_skipton]

I was using moo.com busines cards. The quality and the idea with different pictures is great.

 

[BE Photography]

I like the idea of the MOO.com business cards, stickers etc and how you can use different images. I think the pricing appear half decent for what you get.

Other options for postcards is Dynamo press. From the introduction pack I got the quality looks fantastic. Only downside is that they don't have templates that are as good to download as WHCC in the US.

 

[benners]

if you're looking at greetings cards, I would look elsewhere.
i just got a delivery this morning and am pretty disappointed, and have let them know

a number of the cards arrived scuffed/scratched (www.benners.co.uk/moo/) and the finish is matte, not gloss. they don't advertise a gloss finish, but the quality doesn't look as professional as i would have hoped

it's a real shame, because other moo products i've ordered have been brilliant (and more glossy!) but not these

 

[Rocket]

I have since spoke to a friend who had problems with there greeting cards, so was put off, looking at yours benners, they look pretty poor as well, although they may well want to sort that issue out.

There buis cards look alot better....

 

[benners]

I have since spoke to a friend who had problems with there greeting cards, so was put off, looking at yours benners, they look pretty poor as well, although they may well want to sort that issue out.

There buis cards look alot better....

yeah the business cards/flyers, etc. come with a laminated gloss finish, so it's all 'locked in'. the greetings/xmas cards are a satin finish, so any rubbing of the artwork and it'll start to wear

if anyone knows anywhere that prints custom greetings cards..!