Posted by investorrob on April 10, 2002 at 10:27:39:
In the subject to course is shown a card that looks like 3 folded $100. bills.
I emailed Bob one of the 3 writers of the course. He gave a name and phone number. Where one could order but when I called I could never get the guy at home.
So I went with Print King. I like them, and dropping a few in the grocery store—does get people picking them up even if it is just the look of one $100 bill folded.
BTW I got the number for Print King from a post by Jim Kennedy dated June 20 2001. Jim stated in that post he had been using this card for several years.
Has anyone seen the business cards yet that are shaped like $100 bills folded over? They certainly are attention grabbers. Where might these cards be found?
Good day.
I purchase my cards here in Maryland.
Here’s the place:J.A.M PRINTING(JOHNSON & MINOR)
3095 Leonardtown Rd.
Waldorf, Maryland 20601
PH:301-870-1204/FAX:301-870-9389/EMAIL=jamprinting@yahoo
The last time I remember Jim Kennedy responding to this question, he was not using a card “shaped like money”. Jim’s / Print King’s version was a FLAT card with HALF the face of ONE $100 bill.
The original poster was inquiring about 3-folded-over $100-bills, which is why they used the word “shaped”.
Hilltop Printing used to do these, but they have since gone out of business. The real question is, is their another company doing these now, ECONOMICALLY? The primary up front cost is cutting the die for the unusual shape… If a company has already done that and has been producing the cards for some time, the cost will be cheaper…