Do you still send greetings cards printed on paper (ex. Hallmark Cards)?

same here. Not everyone near and dear to me has a computer and access to the net and so I keep a good stock of greetings cards here at home. When I need one I can be sure I find the right card for this person or occasion.

Well I always send proper greetings cards, I would not dream of sending online cards to those who have computers. My mum would be really hurt if I did that to her, she is really funny about things like that. Plus a lot of my relations do not have computers. I actually prefer to still send proper cards.

I still send greeting cards through snail mail. I even have one elder aunt and a couple of other relatives, whom I will handwrite a letter to because they do not use the internet.

I really enjoy receiving e-cards, but not nearly as much as a card through snail mail.

I still enjoy picking out special cards for my family and friends and sending them through the mail.I think it is more sweet to recieve a card in the mail instead fo just getting junk mail all the time.

Sending greeting cards that are printed on paper used to be very popular, but with the online revolution, e-cards seem to dominate more than paper now. Well, partly because it doesn't cost anything, it is easier to send and the receiver will receive it almost instantly.

I have not been sending greeting cards printed on paper these days, due to time and also that the price of card and delivery is getting higher, depending on where they are sent to.

I still send paper cards to friends & family members. I also still send letters on paper. Email & ecards are OK for messages, or quick updates. But to let someone know you are thinking of them, that they're important to you, a tangible letter that can be re-read whenever they choose is the way to go.

Since we have the internet communication available anywhere at this time we seldom use the real greeting card but when we do it is really special. Its like the sweetiest thing you can ever do a person at this generation.

I hate e-cards. They seem cold to me . I have sent my mother a printed card just last month on her birth day

I do send paper cards in most situations. Howver, I don't buy Hallmark or any of those other commercial cards. I've been making my own on my computer and printer using card stock that I buy at the office store. I can't see spending $3.29 on a piece of paper from the store! I can print my own for less than 50 cents each and get something much more personalized and meaningfull.

An online delivery service that produces professional customised real cards is moonpig.com..I've used it a few times,to good effect!