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Business cards without UV coating?
No UV coating on Business Card orders under 5,000? Used to be an option for 1,000 -- has this gone away?
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Thanks for the suggestion Kim. The reason we do not do it for quantities under 5000 is that we have not had the demand for lower quantities with NO UV.
We have found that people order the NO UV when they want to do direct mailing or if they want to write on the product.
We will definetly look into lower quantity non uv if we find more and more people are asking for it.
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Inappropriate?Unfortunately we do not offer NO UV on quantities less than 5000.1 Comment Add a comment
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Inappropriate?Thanks for the suggestion Kim. The reason we do not do it for quantities under 5000 is that we have not had the demand for lower quantities with NO UV.
We have found that people order the NO UV when they want to do direct mailing or if they want to write on the product.
We will definetly look into lower quantity non uv if we find more and more people are asking for it.
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Inappropriate?I am asking for it too. Seems like people like to write on their business card because numbers change and/or sometimes like to write personal numbers or email addresses on the back of a card they give to a potential sale. Seems to me that flat-finish cards would work well for most people. The UV coating seems good if you own a salon or boutique, but I think for business it's actually not fitting at all unless it's a spot UV coating. Please add NO UV to the business cards. Thanks! -
Inappropriate?I agree MANY of my clients write QUOTES on the back that way customers KEEP the cards!
But at the same time MOST of my customers only want 1,000 just in case any of their info changes 6 months from now they are not left with 2,836 unusable business cards.
Being left with 356 would be much better in that instance. ;)
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At the same time it would be great to KEEP UV coating for the FRONT. So it looks spectacular like only ClubFlyers can do!
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Inappropriate?What about the single sided cards? I really need a non-coated blank back with the front UV coated. I write stuff on the back for clients all of the time and I usually only need 1000 cards since I like to change the front more often.
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