I forget how I heard about this offer, but anybody with a Flickr pro account could get ten free mini photo cards from Moo.com. I ordered mine a couple of weeks ago and they arrived today. I picked ten of my photos of Venice, Italy.
They come on a nice thick card stock, with your Flickr photo on one side and personal info on the other. The colour representation is only okay–they all seem a little dark and muddy, but that just might be my craptastic photography skills.
They’re quite small (see one lying on top of my business card), but I like their long, narrow form factor. I’m not exactly sure what I’d use them for–maybe promotion for some particular social media marketing event–but it was kind of Moo to let me (and a horde of other Flickr users) try them out. Apparently they gave away over 10,000 free packs of 10 mini cards.
DarrenBarefoot.com 
I read about this on another blog today, went to Moo and found out that the offer was over… Boo!
I got mine today too! But it’s not your “craptastic” skills; some of mine were dark and muddy too, and it seems to be a common complaint in the Moo MiniCards pool.
Oooh, now I’m all excited about mine and I have to wait until after Thanksgiving. At least they’ve shipped.
I’ve ordered mine but haven’t gotten them yet. Curious to see how they’ll turn out.
I received mine last week and was quite surprised at the product and the packaging. After handing out 5 of the 10, every comment has been positive. Seems the idea of giving out a nice photograph with something written on the back is appreciated. It is small enough not to be unwelome.
My coworker got his today so I’m hoping mine are sitting there when I get home from work. Can’t beat free.
similar concept, but different execution:
http://www.i-yo.com
(mini cards created by young ground-breaking Barcelona designers)
Seems your post was picked up and you were written about 🙂
http://www.hownifty.com/10/wicked-wednesday-two-nifty-bloggers/
TTFN
Dave