Hallmark Cards is even laying off people.

All of that crap software that comes with your printer has TONS of free card designer stuff on it.
Why pay $ for something you can do on your own, w/out a trip to a store?
Which is exactly why print media is dying.
Kodak is phasing out Kodachrome too.
With a digital cam and a half decent printer, one can photo shoot anything and make as many copies as you wish, for almost no cost.
 
Quote from IanMacQuaide:

All of that crap software that comes with your printer has TONS of free card designer stuff on it.
Why pay $ for something you can do on your own, w/out a trip to a store?
Which is exactly why print media is dying.
Kodak is phasing out Kodachrome too.
With a digital cam and a half decent printer, one can photo shoot anything and make as many copies as you wish, for almost no cost.

You can't produce a Hallmark with just ink. It shows you don't know the product, as there is a lot of process that goes into making a card, including flitter, flock, die cuts, laser cuts, etc. The common person cannot possibly produce as high a quality a card.
 
Quote from bwolinsky:

You can't produce a Hallmark with just ink. It shows you don't know the product, as there is a lot of process that goes into making a card, including flitter, flock, die cuts, laser cuts, etc. The common person cannot possibly produce as high a quality a card.
And I should care because?
 
That was great Thunder. How long did it take you to think of that? Too bad Hallmark isn't <i>hiring.</i>

Quote from Thunderdog:

I'm sorry to hear that you lost your job
and to make ends meet you'll have to beg and to rob.

Such an untimely moment to end your career
Just as you're buying and spending to keep up with your peer.

And I know it's not easy and I know it's quite hard
When people stop buying a $5 card.

And so you sulk, and grow angry and bitter
As your personal finances plunge deep in the shitter.

But remember the glory, those magical times
when people bought cards with ridiculous rhymes.
 
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