How to Send Mom an Electronic Greeting Card

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Send Mom an Electronic Greeting Card

Did you wait a little too long to mail your Mother's Day card? Did you just remember your mother-in-law? You can still get your greeting there on time!

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Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Electronic Greeting Cards
Internet Service Providers
Computers

Step 1

Search the Internet for Web sites that offer electronic greeting cards. A major search engine like Google or Yahoo is a good place to start.
Step 2

Find sites that look classy and make it easy for the other person to pick up the card. Some sites will notify you when the recipient picks up the card.
Step 3

Look for places that allow you to upload your own graphics to make the card more personalized. Send a photo of the kids to Grandma for a thoughtful Mother's Day treat.
Step 4

Follow the directions on the Web site you choose to create and send your card.
Step 5

Be sure to preview the card and make sure it's just right before you send it.