Send Out Cards

When we were young, no matter what store we were in, my mom would need to buy a card.

Someone, somewhere, was celebrating.

My brother and I would stand impatiently  and flip through the funny ones, shoving them under our mothers nose begging her to “just pick one!”

But she had to find “the perfect one.”

One that told the person she was buying for exactly how she felt.

When she did find the “perfect card” she would exclaim, “Yes! This one!” Grab the envelope, and walk with satisfaction to the bathroom.

Because looking for a card made my mother have to pee.

20 years later and I’ve found myself saying the very same words to my family on shopping trips after having cards with no thought pulled from shelves and thrown under my nose.

“It has to be perfect!”

Then, Send Out Cards was introduced to me.

This revolutionized the way I send cards and celebrate my family’s milestones.

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I am able to pick the cards from the comfort of my own home (bathroom close), create images and add my own text, and a REAL CARD is sent to the recipient

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Send Out Cards changed the way I do greeting cards!

Check it out for yourself and send one for free!

I encourage you to try them out and save your self some cash, time in the card aisle, and create great memories for your family’s milestones!

I was provided with a sample greeting card as compensation for my review of the product. All opinions are my own.

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