I wasn't big on these e-greeting sites - i.e. where you send a on-line card to
that 'special' someone. It seemed kind of cheezy at first.
I recently used
http://www.regards.com and I was very impressed. It is well
designed and easy to use. Best of all they have a neat feature where you can add
a voice message to the e-card -- without a PC microphone. You dial a 1-888
number with your e-card access number and record a message, which then gets
attached to your card. It worked great.
This spawned some ideas for phone (or other centralized services) integration
with the Web. There is value in being able to access, add or change personalized
Web services though a phone. For example, access to my Hotmail account over the
phone to send a message or retrieve messages.