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Answering a Reader Question #26


Gadget Girl Wrote:

Hi..informative blog. Thanks for posting. I'm not a model or actress. I will be working with a photographer and was doing some research. Would you have any info on resources for photographers for printing comp and Zed cards at the "best" prices?

Thanks.

Nannette

Hi, Nannette and thanks for the question and compliment! As far as resources for printing affordable Zed cards, here are a few websites you can turn to in order to shop around and compare prices...hopefully one of them works out for you and the photographer you're working with:

www.compcardexpress.com

www.buycompcards.com

www.zedcardprinters.com

www.modelcards.com

www.go4orcolor.com

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hey all,

Since this was on the topic of best price, I can give some input on this. I've been using this place for a while called comp card creations. www.compcardcreations.com

Their cards a thicker, better quality AND, you get 150 cards for the same price that the other places are charging for 100 cards. You can still get 100 cards, it’s only $80.

Anyways, thought I’d share! :)

Lynn
Anonymous said…
Hi Lynn,

Thank you for the tip. I received the 100 cards and they are thick and look great!
Finally found quality at the right price.

Barbara
PS Happy Holidays!
CompCardCreations

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