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if you're sending cards this holiday season why not do it from the comfort of your computer or your phone rather than at the post office online services like shutterfly have cards covering all occasions and will mail to your recipients for an extra fee cards start at 40 cents and you can import your contact list from Excel Outlook or an iPhone so you don't have to manually enter addresses postable offers one hundred percent recycled cards with a personal touch select from different handwriting styles and upload your own designs for a unique look prices start at two dollars fifty ink cards is an app with over 500 designs import photos from your phone to personalize the card prices start at two dollars for us shipping all three dollars to send internationally make sure to check holiday shipping dates and deadlines before ordering so your cards arrive in time otherwise you might want to send a virtual card like those from paperless post featuring famous designers like Kate Spade you can customize textin envelopes just like a physical card in San Francisco I'm Lexus avedis cnet.com for CBS News