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E-Card Holiday Greetings

Daunted by your holiday-card list? Send snazzy cyber shout-outs from these sites

By Sara Aase, Parenting
 
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Egreetings.com
Tons of animated options are sortable by category; then you can add text, upload a photo, and send. Plus, it's easy to group recipients.
Price: Free, but there are ads on the site

Smilebox.com
Choose from hundreds of designs and three music selections, drag and drop pictures or video clips, and add text. Send -- or post to your blog or Facebook page.
Price: Free, with an ad adjacent to the card; $2 per card for no ads and more music selections; $6 per month for unlimited ad-free cards

Scrapblog.com
Sign up to create elaborate, shareable holiday scrapbooks from your photos and videos.
Price: Free

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