Does anyone dislike getting an ECARD from family or friends for your birthday or

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  1. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 12 years ago

    Does anyone dislike getting an ECARD from family or friends for your birthday or other holiday?

    Or does it hold the same sentimental weight for you as a physical card?  I got an ECARD for Mother's Day from one of my children and I have to admit it kind of hurt my feelings.  Maybe I am being oversensitive.  Anyone want to weigh  in on this?

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    msorenssonposted 12 years ago

    Your child still remembered you...physical card or e card....

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  3. cat on a soapbox profile image65
    cat on a soapboxposted 12 years ago

    Hi duffsmom,
    As one of the generation that wrote/rec'd more letters and lived w/o instant gratification, I prefer physical cards too, but, as the saying goes, "it's the thought that counts."  At least today's procastinator's have a way to get the greetings out on time.-lol  smile

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  4. Escobana profile image83
    Escobanaposted 12 years ago

    Oversensitive I would say. It's the effort that counts and.... Mother's Day?

    Isn't that the same commercial thing as Father's Day or Valentine's Day?

    You are a great mother always I suppose. A great spouse as well I guess. I'm a believer of spontaneous cards or e-cards, a little funny gift, a sweet note on the fridge and a big hug for Mother's Day.

    Simple sentimental sentiment can be very romantic and real.

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  5. anglnwu profile image68
    anglnwuposted 12 years ago

    I would much prefer physical card but this past Mother's day, my son who had just left for college, sent me the sweetest ecard. I didn't mind as I know it's hard for him to go out of the way to get  a real card (but maybe, that effort equals more love).

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  6. brakel2 profile image69
    brakel2posted 12 years ago

    I used to write poems and print cards from a software program. Then I started using ecards. I got on a familiar site that turned out to be a fake one with a virus. it was a disaster. I am afraid to send or receive cards, because of spammy and virus ridden sites. We must take precautions that spoil our fun these days. Good question.

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