LF-Best Free E-Cards on the Internet

[luv2save]

The free ecards seem to be disappearing!!! Does anyone out there know of a good website offering funny ecards without all the spyware attached? Would love to hear about all the sites you clever RFDers use. You have never disappointed me yet. Could you kindly share your experiences?

Thanx

[luv2save]

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[careener]

Hallmark still has free cards
http://www.hallmark.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category1|10001|10051|-102001|-102001|ecards|unEcardandMore|E-Cards?lid=unEcardandMore

[luv2save]

Thanks for that one. I use that one all the time. Are there any others that anyone uses? I appreciate the friendly RFD sharing!

[kay]

You are right that the sites for free cards are getting scarce.

About 14 months ago, I landed a year's free membership with AmericanGreetings.com, thanks to a deal I found on RFD. They also had really nice printable cards. Now that has expired and I'm back to Hallmark.

The only other free site I've found that has a good selection is dayspring.com.

After experiencing the membership with American Greeting, I would probably be willing to subscribe and pay, but from a different company just for some variety.

[esq05]

123greetings.com ...

[Initial_C]

yahoo and msn has a limited amount of free e-cards but do the job.

i also use regards.com for my e-cards. admittedly, they're not as nice with flash animation usually but again they do the job. and it is completely free. no limitations. any card. any event. you just have to register an account with them. what's also nice is it keeps a record of all cards you sent too so you can view it to check what you've sent to whom.

[kay]

Had a look at 123greetings.com. Well actually, I didn't because the popups just kept on coming. I had to close out of the site to make them stop. And I have a pretty good pop-up blocker installed.

How do you ever use that site?

[earthman]

Hallmark seems to be one of the very few sites nowadays who offers "quality" free cards.