[jsfg_cinti] Re: Vista Print - is it really free?

I haven't encountered it either, and I recently got a new shipment in. A lot
of sites have a checkbox to indicate if you want them to contact you with
that type of thing. Often they are already checked that you do. I don't
remember if Vista Print is one of them.

Ellen Steiner

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I didn't encountered this either, but I don't doubt Dave's comment.   
  A reputable firm should disclose the loss of privacy issue up front so you
can decide for yourself if it's worth it. 
       
   
  Michele Grinoch 
  
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    It's been a long while since I used Vista print, but when I did, I never
got any sort of marketing from them at all??  In fact, I never heard from
them again.  Perhaps its a more recent push?
I think they're still worth it, especially in terms of having a quality card
instead of something printed off your laser at home.  I've never heard
anyone talk down about the cards having the log on the back.

I think their best use is if you are considering a couple of different
career paths, and have a couple of different resumes.  You may wish to have
a different card for each industry you are trying to interview in, for
example one where you list your title such as MA or MS, and one without
where you want to downplay that aspect of your career.  When you're printing
that many cards, free is good!

Just another perspective.

Bill Thompson

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Dave Robertson
  To: jsfg_cinti@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 6:08 PM
  Subject: [jsfg_cinti] Vista Print - is it really free?


  When I joined JSFG over a year ago I learned that I could get free
business
  cards through vistaprint.com. That offer probably still stands. There's a
  down side, however.

  First it's only free if you don't mind them printing their logo on the
back.

  Here's a bigger downside.  Vistaprint is a very aggressive marketer.  You
  will receive emails, phone calls and mail offers from them from now until
  who knows when.

  If that kind of thing bothers you and you have the money, consider going
to
  Fedex/Kinkos.

  Dave Robertson


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