Today I found an interesting application called Tigerbow which allows you to send tangible gifts to an email address or a Facebook profile.
With Tigerbow service is very simple: all you need to know is the receiver email or Facebook profile and the team from Tigerbow will let the recipient determine where gifts should arrive.
Gift recipients do not need to worry about giving out their shipping information as the information is kept private and confidential (e.g., the sender will not get the address of the recipient, the address will not be shared with any third party marketers, etc.)
Right now you can shop for flowers, chocolate, books, movies, real cards (not e-cards), and baked goods.
Send Gifts. Be Happy
- No addresses.
- Use an email.
- Use Facebook.
- Let the recipient determine where gifts should arrive.
- Convenient, fast, friendly.
The gifts I like best from Tigerbow
- A Dozen and a Half Red Roses
Make a romantic statement with 18 fresh, beautiful long-stem red roses from 1-800-FLOWERS. Picked at the peak of perfection by prized growers from select floral farms. Shipped overnight to ensure freshness. Terrific for any occasion. The red rose is a traditional symbol of deep love and respect and is often used to signify the words "I love you."
- Let’s Kiss Card
Send an actual, tangible card (NOT an e-card) to your friend through Tigerbow. The front of the card says: "Let’s Kiss." You provide the custom message to appear on the reverse. We’ll take care of the rest.
So if you want to send a real gift to an email address or to a Facebook profile go to Tigerbow.com.
this look so convenient. It should save a lot of hassle. I should make copy of this idea for my site.
Really great ideas. Now i am not confused about gifts, i wants to give my girlfriend.
That let’s kiss card is super cute.
This service will make gift giving much easier. I really like the fact that the person getting the gift has control over when and where they get it.
Looks like a pretty cool service. Sounds like it also makes things easier for the person giving the gift. Thanks for the information!
Maybe it’s just me, but the idea of it sounds kind of creepy… I wouldn’t want to be getting gifts from strangers. If I didn’t know them well enough to trust them with my address, I wouldn’t want to be receiving gifts from them.
I thought the readers of this blog would be interested in gift service called The Gift Bundle. This service makes buying gifts throughout the year easy, affordable, and memorable. You can get more information at:
http://www.yourmarketingguru.com/thegiftbundle.htm
This app is a neat idea, but I wonder if something like that will actually catch on.