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Greeting cards come with 2 emotions attached to them!

The first emotion is joy!

Someone has remembered your birthday or anniversary in the form of a greeting card. It gives you a good feeling inside when someone shows you they care.

The second emotion is sadness!

You would like to keep every card ever sent to you. But your storage space is limited. You look at this attractive, perfectly good greeting card wishing to keep it. But, alas you must part with this object that brought you joy. You must sadly toss it into your trash receptacle.

Thoughtful Card Sender Label Users Experience the First Emotion of Joy Twice:

First, when they receive a greeting card...

...and Second when they resend the greeting card!

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Here Are Some Greeting Card Facts:

 Exchanging greeting cards is a widely accepted custom in the US.

9 out of 10 Americans say they look forward to receiving personal letters and greeting cards. Currently in the US, consumers purchase and exchange 7 billion greeting cards each year. An average household purchases 30 greeting cards per year. Greeting cards are a means of keeping in touch with people who are important to you. It makes the recipient feel important because someone is thinking of them. The average person receives 20 greeting cards a year. One third of these cards are birthday cards.

 Some of these cards are keepsakes attached to important events or holidays.

Regretfully, the majority of these greeting cards are discarded and end up in landfills.

There are negative emotional reactions that can be associated with discarding greeting cards. This object of affection with a beautiful design that gave you joy upon receipt is discarded because of storage limitations. The greeting card potentially provides both positive and negative emotions upon its receipt.

 Retail sales are nearly $ 7.5 billion. About 100,000 retail stores around the US offer greeting cards. Attempts have been made to renew the life of greeting cards. There are organizations that recycle donated cards. Donating cards allow these organizations to use all or part of the card, thus making them reusable.

Reusing greeting cards has a cost saving benefit.

 There many ways to keep in touch, such as e-mail, text messaging and phone calls. But the majority of Americans say that receiving a handwritten card or letter is preferred and

makes them feel special.

Thoughtful Card Sender labels help you keep the joy that greeting cards are supposed to bring. They eliminate the sadness you feel when you have to throw your good greeting cards away. We are doing our part to lessen the environmental burden of waste by providing you with an easy way to extend the use of your greeting cards.

They don't have to be a disposable item anymore!

You can choose from a variety of designs to add a personal touch to your greeting cards without affecting the quality of the card. Your family and friends won't have to feel the sad, negative emotions associated with discarding a wonderfully designed card. You won't have to 'cheap out' knowing the greeting card you really wanted to send will be reused and not discarded. Our Labels add a new way to recycle your greeting cards. Although the greeting card could be discarded at any time, it could potentially be reused indefinitely. Recycling card paper will give you a sense of satisfaction that you are helping the environment, but:

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are for you if you:

  • Appreciate your family and friends.

  • Wish your greeting card recipients could reuse your special cards.

  • Have concerns about the environment, landfills and recycling.

  • or Simply wish to help your greeting card recipients save money!

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