Mpix.com business cards

[frevrnlv]

Anyone ordered them, and know if you choose glossy if only the front side will be glossy or if both front and back will be? Thanks in advance.

[babybluetx23]

there was a thread about this not too long ago. i have ordered them and had NO issues at all. they were glossy and double sidded. However apparently there were people on the forum who have had problems with them and have a more cost effective approach.

[Jay Henley]

Link http://www.texasphotoforum.com/forum...business+cards

[LoungeLizard]

I tried yesterday...really did. Downloaded their software, installed it, darn thing wouldn't load any of my images. After three attempts and 30 minutes, I gave up and ordered from overnightprints.com.

[frevrnlv]

Thanks everyone! Went ahead and ordered some and got 'em in today, and I'm very pleased with them!

[canongirl]

I ordered some form them on the linen paper. I feel that the quality is not as I hoped for, they are a little thin and the clarity is not so great.

[Digitalrebel11]

I thought mpix.com business card where too thin also, I like vistaprint.com much better

[carrbowl]

I used overnight prints and I was very impressed with the thickness of the cards..in fact I put one in my butt pocket for the day..and it wasn't bent at the end of the day..I'd say it passed the test!!!

[Michelle Allmon]

I used to use minicomps but after the good reviews of overnightprints onthe forum I tried them and got the uv coating on both sides, they are just as good and a lot less $$$.

[carrbowl]

Michelle what exactly is the uv coating?? I didn't get it and wonder if I should have

[Digitalrebel11]

I've never heard of overnight prints before, maybe i'll have to try them next time I order cards

[Michelle Allmon]

Originally Posted by carrbowl

Michelle what exactly is the uv coating?? I didn't get it and wonder if I should have

It's a glossy coating, makes the card thicker as well and the pictures look better. You should get it on both sides, your card will be so thick and nice.