Dustink wrote:
I thought if a card had the right terms in the name, it wouldn't be completely useless. I guess they knew no matter what, it was still useless.
LOL... LOVE IT! You could have Trade Marked the card against them... we would all come to you and pay $19.95 and order right now and for an additional $9.95 you can choose the color!
Creditaddict wrote:
Dustink wrote:
I thought if a card had the right terms in the name, it wouldn't be completely useless. I guess they knew no matter what, it was still useless.
LOL... LOVE IT! You could have Trade Marked the card against them... we would all come to you and pay $19.95 and order right now and for an additional $9.95 you can choose the color!
I'm sure if I use their site to design the card, they own the rights to the design.
My card doesn't violate any of their terms. I will complain to them later.
These are the rules:
| Copyrighted or trademarked material, including branded products - if you did not take the photo, or do not own the image or rights to the product, we can not accept it | |
| • | Provocative, lewd or sexual content - including nude or semi-nude pictures of people of any age |
| • | Celebrities/musicians/public figures/athletes/cartoons, etc |
| • | Images which could be considered to show violence or violent acts, blood, gore or injury |
| • | Images showing discriminatory behavior or signs |
| • | Profanity or other obscene behavior or gestures |
| • | Images of money from any country (including the United States) where money is the central focus of the photo |
| • | Images of flags. (Our gallery contains flag related imagery - please review those images if you are interested in having a flag on your card.) |
| • | Any religious or political statements and/or images. (Our gallery contains spiritual related imagery - please review those images if you are interested in having spiritual/religious imagery on your card.) |
| • | Phone numbers (e.g. 800 or 900 #s) and URL addresses (e.g.  www.xyz.com) |
| • | Competitive marks/names (e.g. Discover, American Express, etc) |
| • | Any image where the content is not clearly comprehensive or discernible. This includes non-English text, images where the subject is unclear (i.e. blurry, distorted, etc.) and may be interpreted as violating the guidelines |
Dustink wrote:These are the rules:
Copyrighted or trademarked material, including branded products - if you did not take the photo, or do not own the image or rights to the product, we can not accept it • Provocative, lewd or sexual content - including nude or semi-nude pictures of people of any age • Celebrities/musicians/public figures/athletes/cartoons, etc • Images which could be considered to show violence or violent acts, blood, gore or injury • Images showing discriminatory behavior or signs • Profanity or other obscene behavior or gestures • Images of money from any country (including the United States) where money is the central focus of the photo • Images of flags. (Our gallery contains flag related imagery - please review those images if you are interested in having a flag on your card.) • Any religious or political statements and/or images. (Our gallery contains spiritual related imagery - please review those images if you are interested in having spiritual/religious imagery on your card.) • Phone numbers (e.g. 800 or 900 #s) and URL addresses (e.g. • Competitive marks/names (e.g. Discover, American Express, etc) • Any image where the content is not clearly comprehensive or discernible. This includes non-English text, images where the subject is unclear (i.e. blurry, distorted, etc.) and may be interpreted as violating the guidelines
Too bad sex is a no-no.....You couldn't put capital one (verb here) everyone, since that is what they do XD (It's like a mad lib)
Great card design xD You can do it just black, that'll work 
but it'll look dumb since it'll be all shiny xD
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