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Amazon Brings Holiday Cheer with Movie Present Cards

Customers can now send personalized video on the net featuring JibJab videos for over a dozen occasions, including winter holidays, birthday, graduation, everyday fun and more

Amazon.com, Inc. today announced the launch of Amazon Movie Present Cards (www.amazon.com/giftcards-video), a new coupon experience where customers can create free, personalized JibJab Starring You® videos featuring a photo of their own face or faces of their friends and family. From the cheerful "Elf Snowball Fight" to the laugh-out-loud "Roller-skating Disco Birthday," customers can personalize videos coupon for over a dozen occasions. Additionally, customers who receive Amazon Movie Present Cards can easily share their JibJab videos through Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and email, while keeping their coupon details private.
"We're excited to add Amazon Video Gift Cards to our growing set of digital gift card products," said Max Bardon, General Manager, Amazon Gift Cards. "We think customers will love uploading a family photo to one of our entertaining holiday-themed video gift cards and enjoy the engaging gift-giving experience of the new Amazon Video Gift Cards this season."

Sending Amazon Movie Present Cards is fun and easy. To start, customers simply choose from the more than 50 JibJab Starring You® videos, upload a photo of their own face or the faces of their friends and family, select a coupon amount of up to $2,000, then email or post it to a friend's Facebook Wall. Customers who receive videos coupon can use it to shop for the millions of items available on Amazon at their convenience – Amazon Movie Present Cards are delivered instantly or can be scheduled for a future date and never, ever expire.


Here are some of the Amazon Video Gift Cards customers can send today at www.amazon.com/giftcards-video:

Winter Holidays
Elf Snowball Fight
Pilgrim Song
A Christmas Carol

Birthday

Birthday Piñata
Rocker Birthday
Roller Disco
Everyday Fun

Disco

German Polka
I Got You Babe

Source : Amazon

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