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Since we live in a brave new world, I'm mulling over the idea of triangular calling cards . . .

Triangular calling cards: YES!!! What a good idea! How fun that would be. :thumbup:

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I also have this calling card case from Crane & Co. http://www.crane.com/prdSell.aspx?name=643...&sc=FROOGLE

 

I think it is soooo cute, but it's bigger and heavier than the little silver one from Victorian Trading Co.

 

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Do you have calling cards? Do you have places you go where you can use them? I love stuff like that. /default/thumbup.gif

 

 

QUOTE(lovemy51 @ May 25 2008, 04:18 AM) 621418[/snapback]
hi judy,

... just a question. would regular business cards do?

regards,

 

Only if you have a regular business. /default/rolleyes.gif My thought is that if it is not business related, I would prefer a personal calling card, as I do not want to give the appearance of soliciting business if I am not doing so. Especially from acquaintances who do not know me all that well, or friends who might take offense, thinking I am trying to take advantage of our friendship as an opportunity to "mine" for new business.

 

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Since I have a business I always carry business cards with me. I truly believe in having a few business cards handy. I use metal business card from print peppermint. When people asked for information, you'll have everything handy on a business card for them.

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I use business card blanks with only my name on them. Whatever information I wish to give for each situation can be written on the back. That's not "proper" but it is practical.

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