Hey guys, I was thinking about getting some business cards printed out with vista print. Do you guys think they are any good in terms of quality and reliablilty? I was hoping to get some input from other satisfied customers so I put this in the general discussions thinking you guys are probably in this section. Thanks a lot!
VistaPrint? Worth the $$$$??? Your input is desired here.
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Kinkos is cheap. Compare the price.
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We had some a while ago, I think it was some offer whereby you got 250 business cards for free. The quality was good and they arrived promptly but that's as much as I can remember as it was at least a couple of years ago. 
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