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Ruschele
09-18-2008, 09:08 AM
Hello to all you Santa letter writers,
I have a question for anyone here that does the santa letters. I have 4 girls ages 3,5,9 and 11. I usually get them Santa letters every year thru one of the various magazines I get. The problem is they usually only offer 2 or 3 different letters, so some of my kids end up with the same letter, which doesn't make it that unique. This year I thought I would check here to see what you have to offer and maybe help out some fellow WAHM's as well.
What I'm looking for is someone that can offer me 4 different types of letters, so that each one has thier own special letter. Different backgrounds, different wording etc. Now my 11 yr old doesn't believe anymore and I think my 9 yr old is on that edge, but the 2 younger ones believe and if thier older sisters don't get a letter then they may question why, which is why I still getmy oldest daughtera letter. Besides, my oldest daughter plays it off well and gets them all excited, and it's all fun.
So if any of you can help me, please send me some information on what you offer and all the details and how much they would cost. If you rather PM me, then that is fine too.
Thanks in advance for your help.http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley4.gifEdited by: Ruschele
I have a question for anyone here that does the santa letters. I have 4 girls ages 3,5,9 and 11. I usually get them Santa letters every year thru one of the various magazines I get. The problem is they usually only offer 2 or 3 different letters, so some of my kids end up with the same letter, which doesn't make it that unique. This year I thought I would check here to see what you have to offer and maybe help out some fellow WAHM's as well.
What I'm looking for is someone that can offer me 4 different types of letters, so that each one has thier own special letter. Different backgrounds, different wording etc. Now my 11 yr old doesn't believe anymore and I think my 9 yr old is on that edge, but the 2 younger ones believe and if thier older sisters don't get a letter then they may question why, which is why I still getmy oldest daughtera letter. Besides, my oldest daughter plays it off well and gets them all excited, and it's all fun.
So if any of you can help me, please send me some information on what you offer and all the details and how much they would cost. If you rather PM me, then that is fine too.
Thanks in advance for your help.http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley4.gifEdited by: Ruschele
csalamy
09-18-2008, 12:41 PM
I make sure that every letter sent to the same address is different. It all depends on the information provided to me by the parents. I should have my paper selection and pricing struture for this year finalized at the first of October, so I can let you know more specifics soonthen.
Feel free to take a look at my site www.ChristmasNotes.net (http://www.ChristmasNotes.net). It'sfun to put these letters together. :)
Feel free to take a look at my site www.ChristmasNotes.net (http://www.ChristmasNotes.net). It'sfun to put these letters together. :)
cathy0813
09-18-2008, 03:26 PM
I sent you a pm
Ruschele
09-18-2008, 04:49 PM
Csalamy, please let me know the details when you have them.
Cathy0813, I got your PM and responded back via your email.
Cathy0813, I got your PM and responded back via your email.
vivien
11-17-2010, 08:03 AM
have you thought about sending Santa emails instead of letters? maybe not for the 3 and 5 year olds but it could be fun for older kids)
vivien
11-17-2010, 08:04 AM
try this: www.santawanted.com (http://www.santawanted.com)
You can email your kids in the name of Santa Claus from the website and ask them what they want for Christmas and stuff like that. You can make it really personal and they will never find out it's actually you... I think it's an awsome idea!
You can email your kids in the name of Santa Claus from the website and ask them what they want for Christmas and stuff like that. You can make it really personal and they will never find out it's actually you... I think it's an awsome idea!
ybnegood
11-20-2010, 03:36 PM
With Childs name and address, I send a gift in the mail directly to them
has my return address label, which you peel off when you get the package
special label on the front says
SANTAS WORKSHOP
Research and Testing Division
NORTH POLE
VIA ELF DELIVERY TO: Your Childs name and address
Gift inside is a fairy arrow see website
Cost $5 including shipping
martin
has my return address label, which you peel off when you get the package
special label on the front says
SANTAS WORKSHOP
Research and Testing Division
NORTH POLE
VIA ELF DELIVERY TO: Your Childs name and address
Gift inside is a fairy arrow see website
Cost $5 including shipping
martin
