Webcards and Ecards
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Webcards and e-cards. Scammers send fake "someone sent you an e-card" emails to steal passwords or install malware. A real e-card names the sender and comes from the card site you know. Don't click a link or open an attachment you weren't expecting: go to the card site yourself and use the pickup code. E-card sites below are commercial.
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Links last checked Oct 19, 2026.
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