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[dakegra]

just realised - need to order more Moo cards before the Photocamp conference as I've nearly run out.

*ponders*

Moo Business, or Moo Mini? I rather like them both. The business cards fit the photos better, but the little ones are cute and stuff.

[edit] I have a moo card set on flickr, but think I need some new images in there. Perhaps I'll do a Leeds set of cards.

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[dakegra.livejournal.com]

I've got some old mini cards, but they all have my phone number on, which makes me reluctant to hand them out to just anyone. Fine for friends, and ideal for giving one to EB if we're out and about in case he gets lost.

[primitivepeople.livejournal.com]

Yeah...mine have my mobile number and LJ URL on them, which means they're pretty much only for people I want to share this info with. Hence I have rather a lot left!

[dakegra.livejournal.com]

lol, I had exactly the same problem. Now when I order them, they get my name, flickr URL and gmail email address and nowt else.

:-)

[primitivepeople.livejournal.com]

That's a good tip for next time. :) I'm not incredibly secretive about my info, but it's made me realise I can't use the cards for things like calling cards in Geocaches.

[dakegra.livejournal.com]

heh, it came from attending a flickr meet and realising that whilst the people were unlikely to call my mobile number, I wasn't particulary keen to be handing it out to just anyone. Gmail is fine - I get all sorts to that address anyway.

That said, it's nice to have a few with my contact details on, in case I need to give it out.

[primitivepeople.livejournal.com]

True, webmail accounts usually have industrial-strength spam filters so not a problem.