Yeah when split out among members here, 5,000 goes quick.
The quantity of "25" actually might be a good number to sell them in "sets" of.
Order 5,000 and that's 200 sets.
At the "5,000 cards for $150" figure, that breaks down the cost to only 75 cents per set! Of course shipping to whoever is holding them (what was that, $31?) and postage to send them out to members. So even at $2.00 for a set of 25 cards, everything is covered and the Network could make a little bit of profit on each set.
And 25 isn't that much as has been illustrated. And for $2... even $3 I bet most of the active members here would be interested in grabbing 25, even if just to keep for themselves as part of their memorbilia collection.
Of course we could always try to get another "free advertising" deal and then we could give the things away free to members, or make pure profit selling them for the Network. But IMO, having both sides of the card for ourselves for the minimal costs would be more "professional".
