After several years of membership, I am as pleased with these cards as ever. New cards are continually added, so I don’t have to worry about running out of options. Plus, paper cards are mostly a ridiculous expense for something that is read one or two times and then get thrown away. For the price of a few paper cards, this app offers options that are available at a moments notice, including no need for a trip to a store, no need to pay postage, the ability to schedule sending dates, and gift cards. Most importantly though, the app provides cards that people will look at more than once, and usually show it to others too. This is one of the few apps that is well worth the price.

We have subscribed to Blue Mountain for decades. We use both printable cards and e-cards through Blue Mountain. Of course it started out as just a website, but we tried the app when it came out. Initially I wasn’t crazy about the app. I felt like it didn’t have as wide a selection as the website and was a little glitchy. But I just tried it again for the last month or so and obviously there have been some changes. I love the app now. If anyone is just using the free cards, they are great, but it is definitely worth the yearly rate to access all the cards, and you can also see what cards you have sent to whom in the past. I think it may be around $35/year now - really worth it to me.

I have been a member of Blue Mountain for quite a few years, and invited many of my friends who joined, and are still members.I am a Senior (87) Cyber GG (great-grandma) and everyone loves my Blue Mountain beautiful cards and messages, etc. I love Blue Mountain, you save me time from, 1. Looking in the stores for cards, 2. Hours reading through the cards, 3. Having enough space to write a long message, 4. The ever climbing prices of nice cards, like Hallmark5. Going to Post Office to buy stamps and Mail the cards. “You Simply The Best”🤗I would like to recommend that there be more cards that allow us to personally personalize more of the cards, in other words, to be able to type in a personal name, nickname or ethnic name, that is not included in your list of names. You do have a very few in your selection, but not enough variety There is a new wave of even more strange names in this 21st Century, and I’m sure they will continually grow as more and more people are coming to the USA and other countries you serve. We can encourage those and more younger folks (20-70 age groups)🥰 to join Blue Mountain, also with postage rising sky high. There are many middle age to older folks, who are unable to type, but can speak/dictate on their phones and computers. We can send a beautiful card and/or Note - and get back a beautiful thank you for it. More positive Communication, more Love, and hopefully more Peace!Please give this some serious consideration!BettieP.S. Among my various positions during my 65 years employment in health care, were Outreach, Community Liaison, Director of Marketing, and Director of Operations. I learned a lot and met people from all over, including Europe, Africa, South America and the Caribbean islands. Good marketing is Key. Hope this helps.Blessings

I like the blue Mountain e-card on my browser, but it’s always pushing for me to use the app. The app would not open on my iPad Air five at all. Now on my later iPad Air, The app does open, however it’s really annoying because it only lets the app be in the portrait orientation, which, being as I have a keyboard attached to my iPad means that I might just happen to be charging the iPad and the app is basically making me rest the iPad right on the charging cable. If you’ve ever tried doing that you know it doesn’t work. These e-cards work perfectly and the landscape orientation on probably any browser but definitely on Safari. Maybe I should have taken two stars off, but I like the rest of what the e-cards can do.