Gift Certificate Designs

I would like to be able to personalize with my business information and print it.

You can design gift certificates in Microsoft Word or Publisher.

Or you can find pre-designed gift certificate templates at http://www.certificatewizard.com or http://www.giftcarddesigner.com

You can choose from different business categories and either print online or order them to be printed.

2007-11-27 12:23:53 by brownman9090

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I want to design my own gift certificate for my beauty salon, how can i do it so i can have a rectangular piece of paper and fold the two ends in so they would be stuck together with a sticker, and then put my business name on the other side, then in the middle put the gift details?

A friend sent me a link to some d-i-y gift certificates on the web years ago. I'd guess they're still available. Go to Google and type in "make your own gift certificates" or some such thing and hit Enter.

You'd want to do them two or three to a page, printed on cardstock or coverstock, and then fold them yourself. Print on both sides, allowing ample drying time in between printings, before cutting them apart.

2008-09-13 15:57:27 by catpower

It would be as good as cash everywhere, and would never expire. Basically it is cash but in a fancy design or color. I would find this much more useful than a GC to a store I may never go to.
No T-bills, which you cannot use easily. the kind of gift card I'm proposing does not exist, I think.

VISA cards are problematic because they expire. I am essentially proposing decorative cash.

It depends if you are comfortable with your personal information being known.

If we're talking savings bond, your social security number is required if you do not know the recipients social security number or they do not have one such as a baby.

Although this is a great gifts, kids don't get it and can't think that far in advance. This is usually an ideal gift from an aunt/uncle or grandparent.

2008-12-22 17:13:16 by Philip N

but I want it to come on a paper certificate. Oneshare.com, Frame-a-stock.com and similar online companies are designed for single share certificates as unique gifts. I don't want to open brokerage accounts for them as they are young and won't be investing frequently for awhile yet. Is there a way I can get my kids paper certificates for multiple shares in the same company?

The only thing I could think of to do is to find a company/companys that have a Direct Purchase Plan or have some sort of plan like that. That way you are buying the stock directly from the company, skipping the broker. What I did with Microsoft is I went to singleshare.com and bought one framed certificate (because the only way you can sign-up for there plan is to already own a share/shares or to agree to invest a certain amount of money, I forget how much), then filled out the registration form (you can set-it up in the minors name under the Unified Transfer to Minors Act), sent in a check for the amount of money I wanted to invest, then on the website you can get certificates issued. Now, you have more than one child, so you would have to buy two framed certificates, and sign-up twice (one for each child) then get certificates issued. It might be good that way, because then each child has a nice framed one. Or you could just buy one framed share and sign up once with Microsoft's program and then just transfer some shares over to the other childs name and get certificates issued. I don't now of any other ways you could buy more than one share without a broker. Oh, it dosent cost anything to get the certificates issued in Microsoft's program, it just costs $5 for each check you send in nor does it cost anything to maintain the account. And if your kids now, or in the future deside they would like to invest more in the company, they always can for very very cheap. Here are the program details: https://vault.melloninvestor.com/servlet/SearchServlet?action=VIEWPLANSUMMARY&PLID=MEL&keySymbol=MSFT (the program is run by Mellon). I don't know of any other companys that have a program like this, I think Disney might. Hope this helps, it is what I did, if you have any question just email me at: mitts2010@gmail.com.

Ohh, one more thing, if Microsoft's stock price ever goes up, or your kids or you wants to sell, you can just send the certificates in and they will send you a check for the amount they were sold for (this costs $15).

Just checked, here is Disneys plan: http://corporate.disney.go.com/investors /faq_investmentplan.html, not shure if you can get the certificates issued though.

2006-08-18 23:59:00 by Julie

Anyone know of a good site that you can design/add your own details onto?

Thank you.

Microsoft Templates.

2006-12-06 12:17:59 by honie