In 2014 I used this app to send a President’s Day card to President Obama. I put pictures of me and my family with him when he came to visit my wounded brother that was recovering at Walter Reed Medical Center. Three months after I sent out this card I received a letter from Obama saying “Thank you for the card that you sent me. I was touched by your kind gesture” and he continued the letter with a message to my brother and my family. That was the beginning of my card sending journey. That was how it all started. First, I was touched by Obama when he said “thank you” to my brother in the room. I then acted on my prompting to celebrate Obama for President’s Day, and then Obama acted on his prompting to say thank you and he wrote me a letter. That is exactly what the mission of SendOutCards is... to help you to act on your promptings immediately, right from your phone. When you want to say thank you to someone, send out a heartfelt card. When you want to say happy birthday to someone, send out a heartfelt card. This app is easy to use, fun, convenient, and addicting once you start using. And if you want you can send unlimited heartfelt cards anywhere in the world for a small monthly fee. In the Google and Facebook world that we live today, people receiving a tangible note and a gift in the mail is a thousand times more powerful than a text or a social media post. They can touch your card, they can smell it, they can keep it on their desk, and if you send brownies they can eat them. Try out this app today and make someone feel important.

I am a user of SendOutCards for over 13 years. I tried but failed to get others to join but they weren’t interested in sending unique cards to all they know. They don’t understand about getting a card to someone on time, because nobody reminded them. SendOutCards delivers a real card to a real mailbox that people love. And everyone loves to get a real card today as much as yesterday. And if they’re picture is on the front with you? Nobody ever throws away a picture of themselves. If you’re a sales person up the line to corporate, your clients will never ever forget you. To anyone that would write in a review of the app and SendOutCards in this venue and tells everyone that they’re too stupid to understand points or credits, obviously can’t hear OR read. Bill from Fort Lauderdale

First off, I’ve used this app for many years. I thought by now there would be some major improvements. When you want to search for a certain type of card (Father’s Day), more than half the time it doesn’t work. I’ve changed the search term from “father” to “dad” to “papa” to “grandpa” and I get nothing. There should be categories within the Holiday category and filters for such as “blank cards” or “funny” or “sentimental”. I think the organization of it and filtering could be WAY BETTER. It has no filtering other than the search term you use and you’re lucky if it works and bring a anything up for you. Better selection is needed and different language cards should be another category. I have many Spanish speaking family members I’d love to send cards to. Anyway…if it weren’t for the brownies that I send with my cards that everyone loves, I would have stopped using this app a long time ago. Not to mention the gifts are outrageously expensive.

This concept is great. If they actually took the time to fix their IT complaints & problems, then SOC would have tons of clients. It is expensive to send even a small gift with your card because you have to pay to send a gift, pay for your card and then you have to turn around and pay for the points to be able to send a gift which is absurd. That’s a scheme in and of it self. I thought I’d love this company, but I am so frustrated. Cards won’t save editing changes you make and you then look like an idiot. It takes entirely too long to create a card anymore. Most pictures are “ too large” to upload & they don’t offer an auto re-sizer. I paid to have my handwriting on the cards just a few months before they changed to the new system & now I only get a few s signatures. I received a 100 point credit for the extra $100 I spent for my handwriting font. The last card I sent was damaged when the person received it. Did SOC card or even offer to resend a new card in place of the damaged card? No.