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FrozenTundra   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 02-12-04 09:48:32

I want to send about 15 or so Christmas/NewYear greeting cards this year.

Does anyone know of a store that sells good but reasonably priced greeting cards?

Most stores like Hallmark or WalMart have cards in the $3.50 - $5.00 range, which is robbery I think.
For 15 cards, I am easily looking at spending almost $75, which is total nonsense.

Where do you guys buy greeting cards from?

Thanks :)



jake3d   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 02-12-04 11:06:44

That amount is without the canadapost charges(incase you are sendingto India it adds up)

Try $ stores. A color printer with customized cards or/with an XMAS potrait of your family(from sears/wal-mart etc) are other options.

On the other hand its just once a year :), grin and bear if you can.


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FrozenTundra   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 02-12-04 15:06:12

Yes, you are right that the amount was without including postage.
Although I am not posting the card to India, they are still going overseas to the UK, US, etc.

I am guessing another $20 or so in postage, bringing the grand total to $100 for friggin' greeting cards !

I don't know about you, but that sounds like an awful amount of money to me.

Others may consider this "kanjoosi" or whatever, but I usually go by price-vs-value comparison.
To me, $75 greeting cards don't have value.

I am a pretty frugal sort of person, and finances are usually limited, so I try to get the best value for my buck.

Sorry, but I can't :) and bear :o

Thanks for your help and sorry about the rambling.
If anyone else is as frugal minded as I am, please get in touch with me and maybe we can share tips and compare notes :D



my2cents   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 02-12-04 15:14:26



The best time to buy Christmas cards is on boxing day when they are marked down 50 to 70%. Other than that ecards is an option. Or if your company sends cards you can grab the ones which are left over from last year.


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jake3d   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 02-12-04 15:16:02

100$ for 15(approx) cards IS steep.
Like I mentioned $ stores have xmas cards...ofcourse the quality is not that great on them. Shoule be around 1-2$ on each card. If you buy a set of 15-25 cards...its probably even cheaper. You find those deals in wal-mart too. Then again, you may have to reconcile yourself with the quality.

Let us know your findings.


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rajcanada   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 03-12-04 11:09:34

If you are comfortable with the idea of selecting the card over internet and have it delivered to India or elsewhere, you can try

http://www.wishbycards.com

Prices are inclusive of postage in India. Some cards can be sent for less than 50 cents US.


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sahib98   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 04-12-04 18:52:49


I agree with Jake.
The $ stores have good selection.
Look at the back of the card and see the price.
U.S.A $2.40
CAN $3.30
You cannot beat that.
Moreover what happens to the card once the occasion is over !!





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