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But send one of these happy holiday tidings to your mom and you might find yourself the recipient of a large lump of coal come Christmas morning. That's because the above greeting cards are e-cards ...

Next time you find one of those electronic greeting cards in your inbox from Hallmark, examine it carefully. Instead of offering good wishes, it could be a phishing scam designed to steal your ...

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Many consumers scrambling to prepare for the holidays are saving time by sending electronic greetings ... week and a half as recipients come to pick up their holiday e-cards.

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