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Excellent! Sent a card from Shetland, Scotland to my son in New Zealand. I was informed it had been sent immediately so checked but it wasn't in my inbox. I checked my spam box and there it was. Told my son to check his spam box and it was there too. I'm beginning to think all the bad reviews are because folks might not be checking in spam. Maybe notification of this would be a good idea to include in the wording on their page. I'm delighted with the service and will use again. Great card too!

I sent a card to my brother. I had left it to the last minute but it arrived on time and he was very impressed. I am sorry that others have had problems. I will definitely try it again and hope it works as before.

Firstly I think Happybirthdaytoyou.Com is a very good site. It has a wide range of characters to choose from, also different styles of singers. The two can be put together in any combination. The name of the recipient is also included in the card you send. I haven't found another website that is as good in these respects. The cards I have sent before have worked very well. This weekend I wanted to send a card to arrive Sunday 31st May 2020. I tried to send it on Saturday. I had the credits to do this.The company had a problem as the person who sings the name to be included in the card was apparently not available until Monday the 1st of June. As it was our granddaughter's birthday on Sunday I contacted them several times. Late on Sunday afternoon they managed to get the card sent. They deserve credit for getting the job done. I suggest the unavailability of their singer on certain days is a problem that an otherwise very good business needs to get sorted. Cards can be pre-booked to be sent on a future date. I think the website could emphasise the advisability of doing that. Ken Mathews

Really great, sent a few, all good

Super quick service, especially as the card was sent to the other end of the world...instantly! Excellent choice of subject; loved the humour and the idea of incorporating the receiver's name into the lyrics.