need digital printing advice

[Former_Member]

Hey All!

I'm a letterpress printer but I am also thinking of digitally printing some greeting cards as well.
So professional printer vs. home printer?
I'm just not sure I want to commit and purchase an expensive printer just yet...
I am leaning toward a prof. printer but I'm having a hard time finding a good local one. Any online ones you'd recommend?


Thanks!

[DecorDesignsAndMore]

Canon has the most costly ink but it is the best.

[Former_Member]

Hello!
I digitally print my cards through a company called Moo each card comes with a free white envelope and the quality is great.
I use them as i wanted to keep the costs down.

Hope thats useful in some way. : )

[Former_Member]

Thanks Abi Hulatt!
I've known Moo for awhile for their business cards... didn't realize they did much greeting card printing. I'll check them out.

[ThePlayfulIndian]

I've used Moo and found the great, good quality and always excellent customer service

[Former_Member]

I'm curious... I went to moo to check it out myself, compare pricing etc. I went set up a card as if I was going to print it and I noticed they have their logo on the back of the card. (right now it said you can remove for free but this is for a limited time) how much does that cost then regularly. I can't image you would want the moo.com logo on the back of your cards?!

[Former_Member]

Hi Marianne-
I noticed that too! But its said that everytime ive used them and ive been using them for a year now.Each time ive taken it off for free.
I cant see them really charging you to take it off.
Hope this helps!