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When was the last time you sent a card to someone you care about? Do you remember peoples birthdays and other special occasions? How about a simple thank you or expression of appreciation? Do you think these things matter to people or make a difference to them? Of course they do! That's what
SendOutCards is all about. This the place where you can send a printed greeting card with your message and do it in less than 60 seconds. You choose your card, type your message and click send. It's that easy. We print, stuff, stamp and mail it for you!
Your messages can even be printed in your own handwriting with your own signature. Add your own pictures to any card, up to 4 photos per card to add a personal touch. You can also add a gift card from several top retail stores to any greeting card or include a check!
With your pictures, use
SendOutCards to back up your digital photos. Enhance the pictures with borders and word bubbles or captions. You may even use them for the front of the card.
You can use
SendOutCards for your business communication, marketing and customer follow-up. This easy to use technology will amaze you. Create customized cards that include your company brand and logo.
"Changing Lives...One Card at a Time"
My
SendOutCards business is dedicated to the memory of my Aunt Carol Switzer who's picture you see here on this page. My Aunt Carol died of cancer 6 years ago just before I got married.
We didn't know the extent of her card sending until after her death. We found 1000's of cards in her secretary. She sent cards for all occasions. She had a massive network of people she sent cards to(friends, church, garden club, bridge club, Women's Association, Meals on Wheels, the Food Bank and more). We received hundred upon hundreds of cards after she died from people who spoke of her thoughtfulness in sending cards at a time when they needed cheering or understanding words or just the appreciation cards. Imagine what she could have done if she had this technology, Sister Theresa, look out!
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