The Internet has done a lot to change both Americans’ buying habits and the way we relate to each other: e-mail rather than letters or phone calls, sending gifts online rather than using the mails, ...

The holiday season is hard upon us–high season for greeting cards. But fewer cards reach their destinations by snail mail anymore. Computers and the Internet are rapidly changing the way we send cards ...

But for those looking to send their loved ones something more than a text this Valentine’s Day but worried a paper card is a little too 20th century, consider e-cards, which in recent years have moved ...

It looks like a romantic e-greeting card. “Hi love. I was thinking of how to make your day happier so I found this on the Net,” the card says, adorned with a fistful of electronic daisies. “I can’t ...

E-greeting cards should be a pleasant thing that family and friends send to each other to spread holiday cheer. Hallmark recently restated its seasonal warning about fake e-greeting scams. Just seeing ...

This is the time of year for greeting cards, and a growing number of them, conveniently, will come via the Internet. There’s only one problem: Some of the e-mail messages saying that you have an ...

As Eid Al Fitr approaches, UAE greeting card distributors and stores report traditional cards are still popular, particularly among corporations, but the e-greeting sector is outstripping them in ...

American Greetings on Friday warned about fake e-greeting cards that lead recipients to a porn site. Company spokesman Frank Cirillo said the phony e-cards were first spotted around the holidays, but ...