Christmas Cards sent via the internet.

[starone]

Thought I might send some of my cards via the websites like moonpig. Has anyone tried them and if so any suggestions as to which site is best? Not e-cards, ordinary ones sent by post but someone else doing all the hard work (I'm all for that).

[denis567]

My daughter sent me a birthday card via moonpig and it was very, very good.

[Bobbisox]

it's not too bad Star, a bit more costly tho.

[starone]

I know, Bobbi, just being lazy. Don't want to go shopping for them!

[Bobbisox]

I suppose for those special cards it would be nice Star

[sherrardk]

I got the kids' cards for school delivered with the shopping (they are only cheapy ones though - nothing special).

[starone]

Yes, Bobbi, these are the very special ones. Think I might try moonpig then Dennis.

[Bobbisox]

they are special when they write them sherr, I got mine today of Ben (6yr old grandson)
To Grandmo and Grandbad...love Ben x
priceless!!!

[sherrardk]

The five year old has written her name on all of hers (I did the name of the classmates - she can do hers fine but 30 other names would see us there all day).

[Buenchico]

Cheaper than Moonpig and popular with many people:
http://www.funkypigeo...=christmas&color=grey

Also worth a look:
http://www.touchnote....lised-christmas-cards

[starone]

Thanks chico, I was trying to think of funky pigeon but couldn't remember the name. Kept thinking pigeon post, which didn't get me anywhere.