I received some EXCITING news from SendOutCards corporate office on Monday night.

They have taken away the barrier that has blocked people from becoming SendOutCards customers in the past.

We no longer have the sign-up fees associated with our retail customer subscriptions.

As of Tuesday morning, May 24 all new retail customers can sign up for FREE.
I am so excited about this because now everyone can get started sending cards and gifts using this unique system!

I can set you up and put you on a simple $9.80/month auto ship program that gives you all the bells and whistles including the ability to create custom cards, send gifts and gift cards, video cards and big cards.  This also gives you the lowest retail point price of .49/point. So a basic two-panel card would cost .98.
(this subscription give you 20 points or about 10 cards/month. Points roll-over for 1 year if you don't use them.)

We also have a "Pay-as-you-go" option.  The point prices vary depending upon how many you purchase.

I would like to set you up right away so you can start sending out your birthday cards, thank you cards and business
appreciation cards. (Graduation parties are coming - send a card and gift card to yourself to bring to the party - or send it directly to the graduate.)

Also, let me know if you want to make money doing this. You can get a residual on all the cards and gifts purchased from your customers and distributors.
So give me a call or shoot me an email and I'll get you setup in less than 10 minutes.

Happy Sending!!

Connie Herzog

763-458-8333cjherzog28@msn.com
www.sendoutcards.com/76193

Go here to watch a video on how to make money sending cards and gifts. www.sendoutcards.com/76193

SHORT DEMO: Click here to see a short demo on how to send a custom card using digital
photos. http://screencast.com/t/0FSyY9MV

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