Would these cards be business appropriate?
841080
I don't know what you mean by "business appropriate" but if it is for sending an individual card (or the whole box) to a client then I would say yes.
841081
They are hand made and have different varieties. I would think more for family and friends in my opinion.
841082
I would have to say no. Unless it is a very small business where the people know each other very well. I think the cards are more for friends.
841083
Well, it may depend on the business. Most are informal. There are some that have no message and you could write in. I think they are very pretty and I have been using them all for friends and family. The box is very sturdy ans there is a place you can write in names and dates. They were not too expenceive so you buy them and then buy another box of a different kind. Combine the two boxes and you would have some for business from each and use the rest for friends and family. I know this is just too much info..
1022867
Am not sure what you are asking. I use the cards often and have no problems with them
344273
Personally I don't use the slots for plastic cards, but I have used them occasionally for business cards - sort of a reminder.
2082671
That sounds about right. They are a little small but they don't seem to bother me that much. I suppose that full size cards might be better for shuffling and holding, but it's a large board and it takes quite a bit of room for the entire set-up, so anything that is smaller probably helps for that. It doesn't seem to be that big of deal in my opinion.
1080855
10 - 15 depending on the thickness of your business cards. So, not many, but well worth the purchase. It is absolutely beautiful!
2224688
It will hold business cards too, however if you plan on keeping them along with credit cards they will get damaged from removing & replacing the business cards with the hard plastics & the imprinted name & number on the CC's will press into them as well. So, Business cards-alone; yes, CC's & B cards; no. Jeffrey J Middlesworth, RN
82447
You could probably FIT over 50 business card into one, maybe 100, but they would probably break. They are very fragile.
903491
Most of the cards do have some sentiment in them, but some do not. They are very nice cards I would highly recommend buying them Saved myself a ton of money vs. buying them at the store. They are really nice quality, most have raised designs with matching envelopes.
157868
It is specifically set up to "read" business cards - I personally don't think you would be happy with the image. I would just buy a desktop scanner that you can set to specific sizes to capture your playing cards as jpeg files.
594360
I think most business cards would fit. It's a practical item but the sleeves do rip easily, I've found.
1080856
Sorry, I don't know. I bought this item in multiple designs to hold business cards for coworkers/friends but I did not keep one for myself. It makes a great gift.
688004
Yes I have put standard business cards 2"x3.5" in them and they seem to be the right fit.
2082674
They are about business card sized, made of nice stock. I just commented to my husband the other night that I was glad they were not bigger cards. Sometimes you are holding a lot of them, and larger cards would just take up more room in your hand!
1529394
Sort of? There is a square that is sewn in on two sides where I put business cards. I suppose you could put a credit card or two there.
165013
Yes, they are ideal for that. I used an Avery template to make the cards I wanted which included images and words on the outside.
1337003
Not really. You send it through the first time width-wise and it creates "two strips" with extra from each side. The two strips are business card width. Then you send your widths through one at a time (through the lower opening lengthwise) to create the 5 (and then 10) business cards.
1554391
Yes, you can design all sorts and sizes of business cards. You can buy the matching sheets of business card paper. Coordinate all of this with the printer and you should have good results.