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Have you ever had one of those days? You know, when you get home from work and sit down to watch tv you realize you've forgotten something. Today is your Mom's birthday and you forgot to send her a birthday card. What can you do? There's no way you can get one to her in time now. Or is there?
Go to Yahoo! Greeting and you can send her a card as fast you can pick it out. And they have a great selection of cards too, covering every sort of occasion you can think of. A birthday coming up, a holiday, someone having a baby, or you just want to send some comforting words to someone that needs them...they have a card for all of that and more.
Plus they have those neat cards that are animated. They have cards that sing, laugh, dance and do all sorts of amazing things. You can personalize every card you send, with the name of the person you're sending it to plus your own and you can leave a nice personal message to the recipient.
And if you forgot to mail that card you can send an e-card right away, that day. Plus there are no mailing cost, no stamps, no trips to the post office. Right now you can get a free 30 day trial offer. A yearly subscription where you can send as many cards as you want in that year is only $13.99.
Also if you want to send those Christmas cards out and hate all the writing them out to everyone you can do it with e-cards too. It'll save even more time from stamps and trips to the post office.
greetings
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