Interesting Reading on Calling/Visiting Cards

September 8, 2008 · Print This Article

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Calling cards are basically personal business cards. Brett and Kate have written a nice introduction to calling cards. Time magazine also wrote a short piece talking about how they are coming back.  Evidently the Marines art still using calling/visiting cards today.

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One Response to “Interesting Reading on Calling/Visiting Cards”
  1. Jesse (3 comments) says:

    It is a stretch to say the Marines still use them. When I reported for basic officer training, they made us buy them and we used them at a reception with the commanding general. That’s it. The rest of the military is too busy for victorian customs.

    That being said, there is a need for non-business business cards. I had to make some up for the period between leaving active duty and starting my civilian job. They continue to come in handy when bumping in to non-business contacts while running about.

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