Physical business cards are still quite common. When I go to attorneys 
offices, doctors offices, and other such places to interpret, people ask 
for my business card quite often. Sometimes they want to include it in 
the specific file I worked on, stapling it to a hard copy of the 
paperwork associated with my participation. Other times they want it for 
their records, so they know who to call if the regular interpreter is 
unavailable.

In fact, when I contract with language services agencies, they routinely 
send me a few cards to hand out if the client requests it. They do send 
me some vCards, but they send me physical cards as well.


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