O.k so what do I do with the 1,950 business cards I have left over.

[JTip]

Roast some marshmallows.

Here is a free tip. Print your info on some cheap golf balls. PURPOSELY hit them into the woods, long 2nd or 3rd cut or under a leaf. NO golfer will leave a shiny ball on the ground. The balls will survive a season or two.

Good luck.

 

[Couch Potato]

If you have to ask, you probably didn't need them in the first place.

 

[Mike Garrett RAA]

There is an on-line printing company, Vista Print, that has very good prices and sells in smaller quantity, 250 cards. I buy mine that way so I don't have to have a huge supply. Have found a couple of hundred usually lasts me a year these days.

Think I still have few of those magnetic business cards I bought over 8 years ago too. Wrong address on them now.

 

[Em Tee]

I give a card to every homeowner when I do the inspection. You'd be surprised how many times they change lenders and pass along the information. Good way to get new clients.

 

[Elliott]

Put your waste basket about 8' from your chair and flick them. You'll
get pretty good at it.

http://www.knifethrowing.info/throwing_cards.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8G5Ck1krjE&feature=related

 

[CANative]

I print and cut my own about a dozen at a time on glossy photo card paper (two cards to each sheet).

You should drop off cards regularly at law offices (especially bankruptcy lawyers), bail bond businesses, insurance companies, etc.

 

[Ray Miller]

Line your bird cage with them, cut them up for cat litter.

 

[Edward OConor]

I have always wanted to go to the "Burning Man" festival in Arizona(?). Add them to the fire as an homage to the appraisal gods.

P.S. I print my own 20 at a time.

 

[Michael Tipton]

Shred them and use as mulch with your other shredded documents.

 

[BRCJR]

Number 10 is the winner