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Comment on CardMate Manual Business Card Cutter by Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:48:08 +0000

Doesn't Cut Even, October 17, 2011

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I used this and it didn't cut evenly, It looked a little unprofessional. It was too late to take it back.

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Comment on MBM Triumph 4215 Paper Cutter by amitchand007

amitchand007 — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:15:15 +0000

Hey, thanks for the info on the MBM Triumph 4810D 4580D 4850EP 6550EP Cutters?

Comment on CardMate Manual Business Card Cutter by Nathan Sharfi "cyansmiles"

Nathan Sharfi "cyansmiles" — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 06:57:41 +0000

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

very nice, June 28, 2011

Nathan Sharfi "cyansmiles" (KC, MO - USA) -

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this is well made, very nice, easy to use, and very effective. It saved me time and money (since I use special paper). I have one complaint. I wish they had a second version of this. One with a bleed. You can line up the cards (very nice feature) but it does not allow for any bleeds if you like to do full color. It will work by lining it up, but it would have been nice to add a few more blades with the ability to cut a small bleed.

I would recommend this item. I was hoping they had a second version of it with a bleed option, but have not found it. It is a very unique item and even with my complaint, it has a ton of use.

the main unit is plastic, but very well built. Should last for a long time. Cuts very clean edges.

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Comment on CardMate Manual Business Card Cutter by Doran J. Porter

Doran J. Porter — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 06:21:58 +0000

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Non Profit praise for CardMate, February 17, 2011

Doran J. Porter (Kaneohe, HI United States) -

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I bought this for my non-profit so we can print our own business cards. We have a color lazer printer and use card stock. I LOVE IT. It has worked flawlessly and allows me to give all our volunteers business cards. And no I am not getting anything for this review, just want to pass on the good word to other money strapped non-profits. [...]

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Comment on Q&A: stay at home mom with a business idea? by Dan

Dan — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 12:11:21 +0000

Be sure to check your local laws. In our city if you want to prepare and sell food you would need to get a food handler’s license (annual fee), which also means your kitchen and food storage areas will need to pass upfront and annual inspections.

Comment on Q&A: stay at home mom with a business idea? by grrrzippy

grrrzippy — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 12:09:05 +0000

hi, i like your idea, but if I put myself in the shoes of a new mom they are very protective and would probably wrongly choose store bought baby food because of not knowing how or where and under what conditions (do you have pets etc ?) your food was made. If you can get credibility in this area theres a good chance of success. Local marketing is also the key to any startup such as yours, I can help you at http://www.localsearchspecialist.co.uk.

Comment on Anyone in the UK do home based data entry work? by Gattu9005

Gattu9005 — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 12:07:17 +0000

yes, that is right, never pay a company who is giving you work, however there are hundreds of scam companies which will rip you off , so you need to subscribe a list which gives access to some special data entry jobs which gives some good money.

Comment on Be aware of work-at-home scams? by granny goose

granny goose — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 14:17:10 +0000

Yes! I think Crabby answered it well.

Comment on Be aware of work-at-home scams? by Injun

Injun — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 13:19:23 +0000

crabby said it so well!
My lazy friends have used every make it big at home scam and they still keep looking for the “I do no work job and make 1000 a week doing it”!
They have done!
Stuffing envelopes!3 times
Home based assembling for 4 different places!
Mystery shoppers!Still do this one just so they get to shop and go out to eat but they have to spend their own money then get a check for product of dinning!But it cost them gas money and no profit over what they spent!!
Ebay but they said that was to much work!

Comment on Be aware of work-at-home scams? by crabby_blindguy

crabby_blindguy — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 12:45:44 +0000

Absolutely SSI/SSDI–or any person with a disability–is a target.

A good post–I’d add that almost all legitimate work-at-home jobs DON’T come vie the Internet. People are usually hired through more conventional avenues–either directly by the employer, through employment agencies, etc.

Either that, or (as I have done sometimes) arrange to work at home at least part of the time.But the “get-rich-quick/home buiness” schemes are scams–pure and simple