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CardFunk Delivers More Hilarious Greeting Video Cards

Jason Bean — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 03:21:10 +0000

Some of the most popular posts on Uncover the Internet have been those that let you share video and or animated greetings with others online. Now there’s another service that brings even more options for sending a customized animated greeting that’s sure to get some smiles.

At the CardFunk website, in just a few clicks you can upload your own photos and embed them into a storyline and animation you choose to make your own. You can even decide to have more than just you in your video. You can add a few different photos for your friends and family and really get them into the act on your card.

The CardFunk website gives you the opportunity to customize and send your own funny, romantic and other great cards that will really give everyone a look into the real you. Come on! You know there’s a reason you picked the card you did to send to everyone.

I created the card below in less than 60 seconds. It really was that easy.

This funky card is created by Jason Bean.
Create your own funky card at CardFunk.

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Send Out Cards – Sending a Message Old School

Jason Bean — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:58:00 +0000

The world wide web is a great place. From someone who spends a significant amount of time cruising the "tubes", I can tell you that if you can’t find it on the web you aren’t looking the right way. There’s a caveat to that in that there’s probably some stuff on the web you’d rather not find as well.

Communication is perhaps the single area on the Internet that has exploded. There are so many ways to stay in touch and send a message on the web. The SendOutCards website helps you re-connect and communicate with people the old way. With mailed out cards, but they allow you to do it very easily. These aren’t e-cards either.

Pick your card, write your message and click send. Your message is then printed on the card, put in an envelope and sent to the recipient you specify. Remember doing that? Remember the feeling you had/have when you get "real" mail from someone?

Uncover that archaic way to send a message to someone, and help the postal service at the same time! Use SendOutCards and get your message across!

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