FLEXIBLE MAGNETS Magnetic Business Cards, 50 Count, 3.5 x 2 x 2.1 inches.

100 of these magnets are just thrown in the envelope. I'm not quite sure how I'm going to store these. I guess just throw the envelope in my desk drawer which is not how I generally do things. They are also super thin. They do stick but they certainly won't hold anything up so the magnet won't be particularly useful to the recipient other than to have your contact info. But if it's not useful it will probably end up on the dusty corner of the filing cabinet or fridge never to be seen again. Which makes it kind of pointless.Disappointed. I'm going to go ahead and use them. It's not the end of the world or anything. But I definitely won't be ordering these again.

I bought these because years ago I bought the same brand and they were awesome. The magnet was so thick and strong that you would have to peel it off the fridge to move it. But these are maybe half the width and I would guess less than half the magnetic strength. The adhesive is very strong and holds the business cards very well, but there's not much to the magnet. Pretty disappointing, and as another reviewer pointed out, they didn't come in a box like in the picture, they were in an envelope. The magnets had been wrapped in a clear cellophane wrap which tore during shipping and they were loose in the package. Will not be ordering these again.

You get what you pay for. The magnets arrived in a stack that had a thin plastic wrap around them. The edges of some of the magnets were damaged in shipping due to no protection. Not in a box as shown in description.The magnets are half as thick as standard business card magnets. The adhesive isn't allowing the cards to stick for more than a day. Magnets themselves slide down fridge when a single business card weighs it down. Buyer beware.

These were supposed to be new and in 2 boxes. These are in regular plastic with packing tape. Way to have false advertising.There probably aren’t even a hundred here but I’m too lazy to count them.

I purchased the MagnaCard Magnetic Business Cards to cheaply publicize an event I'm volunteering for. Using Inkscape (an open source graphics editor), I designed the business cards, printed them (using Avery Clean Edge Glossy Business Cards for Inkjet Printers - #8859), and added the magnetic backing. The magnets were the same size as the Avery cards and are a decent thickness.Sticking the magnetic backing onto business cards isn't hard. Holding the business card in one hand and the magnetic back in the other, I used a tabletop to line up the bottom and edges. Once lined up, I moved the tops together to adhere. The resulting magnets looked like they were professionally made.These are much cheaper than what I could find at local office supply shops and of equal quality.

These business card magnets are very good quality. They are much thicker than I expected, giving my business cards a professional and substantial look to them. I would buy them again. They are much better than the ones you can purchase at your local office supply store.Just a hint: when attempting to apply the self-adhesive magnet to the back of your business cards, find a 90 angle (I used a desk organizer tray), stack your cards face down in the corner. Use the two edges of the 90 degree angle to assist in properly aligning the magnet to the card. When you do this, sticking the magnet to the cards goes quickly and easily.

Cheapest "card" magnets I found on here.They arrived on time and are as described EXCEPT the packaging was odd.. All 100 stacked up and wrapped in about 4 layers of saran wrap... no box.Regardless they showed up okay and work great. Only used 1 so far and alignment is a bit tricky but it's on there and not coming off!

Good quality but I had to trim it to fit my business cards. It took only a few seconds to adjust