Perfect for those moments where in between cleaning spaghetti bolognese from the carpet, taking them kicking and screaming to nursery, chasing them around the supermarket, fishing them out of the river, arguing about going to bed, and making us feel bad about moaning by looking very very cute, our kids and their friends also decide to surprise us with birthdays.
They're standard size cards, they don't have glitter, they don't play amusing songs when you open them and they don't come with a badge. But they ARE made out of card and some of them look cute. And you get SEVEN for a quid. Incredible. Card Factory, I salute you.
(Note, I grabbed mine at the Portsmouth store, but presume it will be nationwide).
The white toblerones in Poundland are still the right shape. Downside is they're probably five years old as no-one likes them :smile:
markrduk
8 Apr 17#3
These are pretty basic cards as you say but they are a pretty good deal and great for emergency situations!
brendinho
8 Apr 17#4
just bought some earlier and thought what a deal it was!!!
vmalone
8 Apr 17#5
As kdk says, it used to be 10 for £1. Certainly not inflation busting!
SClub to vmalone
8 Apr 171#9
If you do a search, you'll see the same offer (7 for a quid) was also on 7 years ago. That's what i was referring to :wink:
benjammin316
8 Apr 17#6
standard price always available. Cold
SClub to benjammin316
8 Apr 17#8
Haven't seen this offer for a while personally.
ebble
8 Apr 172#7
Just picked up £3's worth.
8 Easter cards for a pound too, but I don't send Easter cards.
chezborg
8 Apr 17#10
Does anybody still send real cards? But maybe I should at this price! Heat!
mutley1
8 Apr 171#11
voted hot for your user name alone :innocent:
SClub to mutley1
8 Apr 17#12
You can join the club my friend. There ain't no party like an S Club party... :smile:
FREEZIN_WOLF
8 Apr 17#13
Im no eco warrior but in this day and age why the hell does anyone do cards anymore?
Not only is it the slaughter of our Woody friends but they are dull, bland and never, ever say what you want them to.
Buying them is overwhelming disappointing and receiving them is underwhelmingly disappointing (if you get my gist).
Its about time there was a card tax so everyone avoided it by issuing a firm handshake or a distinct nod of appreciation.
Brown_Rolf
9 Apr 171#14
This bit is particularly true if you have a strained and troubled relationship with a relative – all the poems/greetings in the cards are so gushing and OTT that they just come across as sarcastic.
speedemon
9 Apr 174#15
It costs more now to send a card in the post than the actual card itself :disappointed:
joanne10
9 Apr 17#16
Heat added. They do have terrific deals on their cards. I never post mine as a lot of the cards I've posted over the years never arrive or when they have they've been opened :confused: I take them when I'm visiting if anything. If someone's too far away I give them a call and meet up. :smiley:
Nitu77
9 Apr 17#17
This is a great offer and the cards are quite cute. I love sending cards it keeps you in touch without social media. I get a lot of mine at the local market and they even have Clinton cards at about a quarter of the price!:laughing:
3applepie
9 Apr 17#18
I don't send cards but at this price I might have to start considering it :neutral_face:
3applepie
9 Apr 17#19
Forgot to say... voted hot, great find
kazzd
10 Apr 17#20
still is 10 for a £1 in Leeds CF! :laughing: add heat!!!
markjean
10 Apr 17#21
You've had cards opened too then? Postie hoping to find cash I presume.
redduck
10 Apr 17#22
Inflation busting? What price would they be if inflation were not busted?
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Perfect for those moments where in between cleaning spaghetti bolognese from the carpet, taking them kicking and screaming to nursery, chasing them around the supermarket, fishing them out of the river, arguing about going to bed, and making us feel bad about moaning by looking very very cute, our kids and their friends also decide to surprise us with birthdays.
They're standard size cards, they don't have glitter, they don't play amusing songs when you open them and they don't come with a badge. But they ARE made out of card and some of them look cute. And you get SEVEN for a quid. Incredible. Card Factory, I salute you.
(Note, I grabbed mine at the Portsmouth store, but presume it will be nationwide).
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Enjoy your Toblerone.
8 Easter cards for a pound too, but I don't send Easter cards.
Not only is it the slaughter of our Woody friends but they are dull, bland and never, ever say what you want them to.
Buying them is overwhelming disappointing and receiving them is underwhelmingly disappointing (if you get my gist).
Its about time there was a card tax so everyone avoided it by issuing a firm handshake or a distinct nod of appreciation.