I can't tell if this is a scam or not

Hmm... I would like the offer in this e-mail and it got past my spam filter, but I can't tell if it's genuine or not, even after a google search:

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Mod edit: removed personal info of poster -Jillian

The message links to vistaprint.com - a respected printing company.
It's not a scam, but be careful that *FREE* actually means free. I believe you only get the basic designs and that they may contain advertising about Vistaprint.

If you have any more questions about this or anything else, please ask.

Vista print will give you free business cards but you will need to pay for postage so they are not actually free but it should only be a couple of dollars we are talking about here.

If you are not completely sure, please feel free to ask

[AlanJones]

Vistaprint and their free business cards offer rang a distant bell with me, so I did a search and it appears that you need to be careful with the small print with VistaPrint.

A search of "vistaprint scam" brings up a number of matches, including this one here which describes the scam.

Basically, by accepting their 'free' offer, you are also signing yourself up to a monthly charge for joining some sort of club.