If you are syncing with multiple services, you are likely to have duplicate cards for many of your contacts.

You can tell if that's the case if the duplicate contacts appear in different colors since each address book can appear in a different color.

For example, if you are syncing with LinkedIn, a card for each of your LinkedIn connections will sync to BusyContacts. Those LinkedIn cards will appear in addition to any cards you may have already created on your primary address book (e.g. iCloud, Google or Exchange). If you're syncing with all three social networks (Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn) then you could end up with as many as four cards for each of your contacts.

To solve this, BusyContacts allows you to link related cards to each other and combine them into a single virtual card.

BusyContacts automatically links related cards that share common traits, such as the same name or email address. And you can manually link cards as well.

Combining Linked Cards

Linked cards from multiple sources can be viewed as a single virtual card when in Combined mode by selecting View > Combine Linked Cards.

Individual cards

For example, when in non-combined mode, three linked cards appear for Fred Chaffee — one each on iCloud, Facebook and Twitter.

Combined card

When in Combined Mode, the three linked cards are merged into a single virtual card that displays all of the combined info from each of the individual cards.

Linking and Merging Duplicate Cards

If you have duplicate cards that are not linked, you can link them by selecting a pair of duplicate cards and merging them (if they are on the same address book) or linking them (if they are on different address books).

For more info see Linking and Merging Cards.

Finding and deleting Duplicate Cards

BusyContacts does not have a Find Duplicates feature but Apple Contacts does, so you could try using it since BusyContacts and Apple Contacts sync with each other.

You'll find it in Apple Contacts by selecting Card > Look for Duplicates.

Also, there are third-party apps focused on finding and removing / cleaning up duplicate contacts. Here's one that you may want to try:

http://www.goldbugsoft.com/site/addressbookaid/en/addressbookaid_mac_en.html