Category: Business Card Companies

Global Business Card Software Market Size and Forecast

New Jersey, United States – The Global Business Card Software market is expected to grow at a significant pace, reports Verified Market Research. Its latest research report, titled “Global Business Card Software Market Insights, Forecast to 2030“. offers a unique point of view about the global market. Analysts believe that the changing consumption patterns are expected to have a great influence on the overall market. For a brief overview of the Global Business Card Software market, the research report provides an executive summary. It explains the various factors that form an important element of the market. It includes the definition and the scope of the market with a detailed explanation of the market drivers, opportunities, restraints, and threats.

Both leading and emerging players of the Global Business Card Software market are comprehensively looked at in the report. The analysts authoring the report deeply studied each and every aspect of the business of key players operating in the Global Business Card Software market. In the company profiling section, the report offers exhaustive company profiling of all the players covered. The players are studied on the basis of different factors such as market share, growth strategies, new product launch, recent developments, future plans, revenue, gross margin, sales, capacity, production, and product portfolio.

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Key Players Mentioned in the Global Business Card Software Market Research Report:

Adobe, Business Card Designer Plus, Business Card Maker, NCH Software, Knowee, Logaster, Business Card Composer, CR8 for Windows 3.01, Mojosoft.

Global Business Card Software Market Segmentation:  

Business Card Software Market, By Type

• On-premise
• Cloud-based

Business Card Software Market, By Application

• PC
• Mobile Terminal
• Others

Players can use the report to gain sound understanding

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Oregon sports card company PWCC sells to Fanatics

Lake Oswego sports card company PWCC Marketplace sold its business Monday to Fanatics Collectables, a rapidly growing sports memorabilia company based in New York.

“We acquired PWCC as a strategic, long-term decision for the business that will allow us to further enhance and support the broader collector ecosystem,” Fanatics Vice President AC Betts wrote in an email Tuesday. Betts wrote that buying PWCC “will give us the opportunity to further build and strengthen on the foundation that exists today and ultimately deliver a lot of value to our fans/collectors.”

The companies didn’t report terms of their deal.

PWCC’s 125 employees will remain with the business, according to Betts, who said “it’s business as usual” for the time being.

“It is critical that we take the time to properly evaluate the business, best practices and compliance,” Betts wrote. “Long-term health is vital for our business and the ecosystem at large, which is why we’re going to thoughtfully integrate the PWCC platform into Fanatics Collectibles.”

Founded in 1998, PWCC is among the most popular place for collectors to buy and sell trading cards. It also operates a vault in Oregon where clients store their collections.

PWCC promotes sports cards as akin to fine art – assets with an enthusiastic following and an opportunity to produce strong investment returns.

But its business has been plagued by allegations that cards sold on its site had been manipulated to increase their value, and it was kicked off eBay in 2001 amid accusations that people associated with PWCC engaged in “shill bidding” to drive up the price of cards.

Earlier this month, PWCC laid off 30 employees, about a fifth of its staff. Most of the layoffs were in Oregon.

Fanatics has licensing deals with all the major North American sports leagues. It bought the Topps

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Visa and MasterCard agree to lower average credit card interchange fee below 1%

The government has announced new details of an agreement with Visa and MasterCard that will see them lower the amount that they charge retailers when a customer pays for a purchase with a credit card.

Known as so-called interchange fees, they have long irritated merchants by allowing the credit card company to keep a percentage of every sale, instead of a flat fee for each transaction.

On Thursday, the government announced a deal with the two card companies that will reduce interchange fees for in-store transactions to 0.95 per cent, on average.

That means on a $100 purchase, if a customer pays with a credit card, the retailer will get at least $99, where they previously would have kept as little as $97 in some cases.

A government release says on average, the deal will reduce the typical fee that a merchant pays by 27 per cent. 

The fee reductions are expected to save retailers about $1 billion over five years and “make credit card transactions fairer for small businesses, which have less bargaining power than larger merchants to negotiate lower rates,” the government said in a release.

Many other jurisdictions, including the European Union, the United Kingdom, Israel, Australia, China and Malaysia, have capped interchange fees at well under one per cent, but in Canada some cards can charge up to three per cent. Currently, the average interchange fee for a Canadian Visa credit card is 1.4 per cent, Visa says.

Merchants were forbidden from passing those fees on to consumers directly for years, but that all changed last fall when the credit giants agreed to settle a class action lawsuit over the matter, a deal that saw them agree to refund businesses hundreds of millions of dollars for what they charged in interchange fees over the years.

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Custom Business Card Printing, New From Rubber Stamp Champ

SAN DIEGO, May 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Now, to our great mix of name brands for less, impeccable production, outstanding customer service and super fast delivery, the Rubber Stamp Champ company website, http://www.RubberStampChamp.com, offers a wide range of custom business card printing, including full color business cards, spot color business cards and specialty cards that include choices such as heavyweight stocks, synthetic stocks, lamination, spot gloss, raised spot gloss, raised foil and much more.

Our full color cards let customers bring together the superior quality of heavyweight coated and uncoated stocks and brilliant full color printing for a striking finished product. With color managed to the highest G7 standards, these full color business cards are sure to turn heads.

Spot color business cards from Rubber Stamp Champ offer striking and simple cards as a readable and elegant business card option. Our spot color selections allow customers to precisely match their chosen color every time, on a variety of quality stocks.

The specialty card selection at http://www.RubberStampChamp.com, includes a wide range of super custom choices that include color core full color cards, extra thick stocks, peralized cards, raised foil, raised spot gloss, soft-touch cards and much more.

Customers can choose from over 2000 card designs or upload their own finished art in a process that is quick, easy and reliable.

At RubberStampChamp.com we seek to always make designing, proofing and ordering nearly 3000 custom rubber stamp and related products, now including a full range of custom printed business cards, as simple, easy and affordable as possible, and that’s why we have a 4.8 seller rating and overc15,000 Five Star reviews.

We offer over all the great brand names, often at half off retail, and an ability to make and turn around your order on a same day basis,

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Hilton Honors Amex Business credit card review – The Points Guy

Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers.


Hilton Honors American Express Business Card overview

The Hilton Honors American Express Business Card is one of the most valuable hotel business cards on the market. With mid-tier Hilton Gold elite status, it provides useful premium benefits at just a $95 annual fee (see rates and fees). If Hilton is your company’s hotel chain of choice, this card is a worthwhile addition to your wallet. Card rating*: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

*Card rating is based on the opinion of TPG’s editors and is not influenced by the card issuer.

The Hilton Honors Business card is built for small-business owners, but you don’t need a bustling office or dozens of employees to apply. A side hustle or consulting gig that requires travel is more than enough to qualify for a small-business card.

One of the best perks of the Hilton Business card is the automatic Hilton Gold elite status. From free breakfast to room upgrades (based on availability), this card can provide meaningful benefits right from the start.

And with a lucrative new welcome offer, now could be a great time to add the card to your wallet. Let’s take a closer look at the Hilton Business card to see if it’s a fit for your wallet.

Hilton Amex Business Card welcome offer

New applicants for the Amex Hilton Business card can earn 150,000 Hilton Honors bonus points and a free night award after they spend $4,000 in purchases within the first three months of card membership. Offer ends July 19.

TPG values those 150,000 bonus points at $900. This is one of the best offers we’ve seen on this card. In addition to these points, you can earn a free night reward after spending $15,000 on purchases in a

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6 Best Business Credit Cards of May 2023

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A great business credit card can not only make record-keeping easier and give your company steady purchasing power, it can also earn you plenty of rewards.

These types of credit cards can be valuable financial tools for established businesses, startups and even freelancers. They feature many benefits, like reward categories for advertising or shipping services and financial account management tools. Most lenders also provide free credit cards for employees, and you can create personalized credit limits for each to prevent unexpected expenses.

Read on for our list of the best business credit cards and how to pick the best one for you.

Our Top Picks for the Best Business Credit Cards

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Best Business Credit Cards Reviews

Chase Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card

  • 3x points on internet, cable, phone services, travel and more
  • Points are worth 25% more when you redeem for travel through Chase travel portal
  • No foreign transaction fees
  • $150,000 annual cap on bonus rate
  • $95 annual fee

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Why we chose it: This card’s bonus categories are ideal for small businesses, and it comes with valuable benefits that more than make up for its already low annual fee.

The Chase Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card offers rewards on business-related expenses such as postal and freight services, social media advertising, satellite internet plans, airline tickets and more.

You can earn 3 points per $1 on up to $150,000 in combined purchases each anniversary year on the following categories:

  • Advertising purchases made with social media sites
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Am I Personally Responsible For My Business Credit Card?

bakery owner making an online purchase with her credit card

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Key Takeaways

  • Making a personal guarantee on a business credit card means you are personally liable to pay off the card, and the issuer can take your personal assets to make card payments if necessary.
  • There are business credit cards that don’t require a personal guarantee, but it’s more difficult to qualify for such cards.
  • In case you don’t make payments on a business credit card that you’ve personally guaranteed, your credit score could be impacted.

There are plenty of compelling reasons for a small-business owner to get a business credit card. These products offer unique rewards and perks designed specifically for small-business owners. However, before you apply for the card that looks like the best fit for you and your venture, you should understand what a personal guarantee is. This is a standard feature of business cards, and it would be better to learn — before you apply — that you, as an individual, are liable for any balances incurred for business expenses.

What is a personal guarantee on a business credit card?

A personal guarantee is a clause in a credit agreement that spells out your liability for the account. If you sign the document, you’ll form a contract with the credit issuer that you will pay the bill (out of your own assets). When searching for a business card, you’ll want to look for this clause in the fine print, or the business card’s terms and conditions.

For instance, for the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card, the personal guarantee clause is listed in the Pricing & Terms section: “Individual and Company Liability: You understand that by responding to this offer you agree to be personally responsible, both individually and jointly with the Company, for payment of all balances incurred on all cards and accounts

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Best Credit Cards for May 2023

Travel credit cards

These cards are best suited to people who travel at least a few times per year. Many of these cards charge annual fees, so you want to make sure you’re earning enough in rewards to at least make up for what you’re paying to own it.

With travel cards, you can redeem your points or miles for free or discounted travel. There are also quite a few top travel credit cards that offer extra perks, such as free access to airport lounges, hotel upgrades, and travel insurance. The best airline credit cards, hotel credit cards, and general travel credit cards would all fall under this category.

The best credit cards for travel are:

  • Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card: 3 points per $1 on dining, 2 points to 5 points per $1 on travel
  • Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card: 10 miles per $1 on Capital One Travel hotels and car rentals, 5 miles per $1 on Capital One Travel flight bookings, 2 miles per $1 on other purchases.

Compare more picks: Check out The Ascent’s best travel rewards credit cards

Rewards credit cards

This category includes every credit card that earns purchase rewards. With so many to choose from, you’ll find a diverse mix of the best credit cards for rewards that earn cash back, travel points, and store rewards.

Compare more picks: Check out The Ascent’s best rewards credit cards

Cash back credit cards

Cash back cards are best for those who want a versatile card you can use for everyday spending. If you want a card with bonus categories, look for one that aligns well with your spending habits.

With the best cash back credit card, you earn rewards that can be redeemed as cash. Depending on the card, you may be able to redeem

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Contractor in Toronto for Wolf Construction charged, hit with lawsuits

A Toronto area man is facing a number of criminal charges and civil lawsuits after he allegedly defrauded homeowners and failed to pay his workers while operating under an “alter ego” with at least two different legal names and as many as four contracting companies.

King City, Ont., resident Carmelo Scarola, is currently facing at least three criminal charges and two civil lawsuits in the GTA over a number of alleged fraud-related incidents in the last three years, court documents show.

In September, Scarola was arrested by York police for allegedly defrauding a Newmarket family, he’s entangled in two ongoing civil lawsuits regarding worker compensation, and Toronto police say he’s been named three times in fraud-related reports made to the service in the last two years. Court documents show he’s also facing at least one non-fraud-related criminal charge at Toronto’s Old City Hall.

Scarola may also operate under the name Gaetano, York Regional Police told CTV News Toronto – under which he’s believed to currently be facing six additional criminal charges and three additional lawsuits in the last decade.

Businesses associated with Scarola include Wolf Construction and Renovations Ltd. and the now-inactive Buonna Tile, government registries show. Court documents and a Better Business Bureau complaint filed against Scarola suggest ‘AR Tile and Marble’ and ‘AR Contracting and Tile’ have also been used.

CTV News Toronto has spoken to five alleged victims of Scarola, both homeowners and labourers. Due to safety concerns, they will be quoted anonymously. Collectively, Scarola is alleged to have defrauded or withheld wages totalling more than $100,000 from those interviewed.

“I believe [Scarola’s] project is designed to scam people,” a Greater Toronto Area labourer who alleges they’re owed more than $10,000 by the contractor told CTV News Toronto.

At the time of publication, Scarola has been released

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Where to Get Business Cards: The 25 Best Places

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Successful small business owners understand the importance of making a lasting impression on potential clients and partners. After all, it doesn’t matter how amazing the small business ideas are, no one will take note without the proper promotion.

One timeless and effective way to make that all-important first impression is through a well-designed business card. If you’re curious about the top places to get high-quality business cards that capture your brand identity and help you leave a lasting mark in the business world, we’ve got the A-Z of obtaining business cards for you.



What are the benefits of business cards?

Are business cards still relevant? Business cards are an essential tool for small business owners, offering a range of benefits that can help elevate your brand and boost your networking efforts. Here are five key advantages of using business cards:

  • Professionalism – Business cards convey a sense of professionalism, establishing your business as credible and legitimate, while leaving a lasting impression on potential clients or partners.
  • Brand Identity – Business cards provide an opportunity to showcase your brand identity with your logo, color scheme and design, helping to reinforce your brand image and create brand recognition.
  • Networking – Business cards are a tangible and convenient way to share your contact information, making it easy for potential clients or partners to reach out to you and enabling seamless networking at events or meetings.
  • Memorability – Well-designed business cards can make an impact with unique and eye-catching designs that stand out in a sea of generic cards, helping you be more memorable to potential clients or partners.
  • Versatility – Business cards are versatile and can be used in various situations, including networking events, trade shows,
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