Sentence examples for cards on facebook from inspiring English sources

InComm, which operates pre-paid giftcards for a number of major retailers and companies including Apple, American Express and Barnes and Noble, wants to use GroupCard's social gifting platform to sell and distribute gift cards on Facebook.

In order to receive the $25 statement credit, American Express card members must pre-register their cards on facebook.com/smallbusinesssaturday and then spend at least $25 at a locally owned, brick-and-mortar retailer on 11/27.

Specifically, the credit card giant is offering card users a $25 credit to their account if they pre-register their cards on facebook.com/smallbusinesssaturday.com and make a purchase of at least $25 at a locally owned, brick-and-mortar retailer this Saturday.

Do you think customers will share a credit card on Facebook?

His fiancee, Melissa Modeste, posted pictures of a card on Facebook which said "Missing You" on the front.

We were able to take the physical card and convert that into a digital card on Facebook Messenger.

People today digest stories, news, and information in more ways than ever before, whether it's a short film on YouTube or an information card on Facebook.

Curator Maura Reilly posted a "report card" on Facebook, a tally of art world statistics compiled by the anonymous feminist art collective Pussy Galore, counting up the women artists represented at New York's top art galleries.

Fidipidi, New Braunfels, Tex., chose BooneOakley, Charlotte, N.C., as the first agency of record for the company, which has created an application that lets users create personalized greetings cards while on Facebook; the cards are subsequently printed and mailed to the recipients.

But don't fret if you're far from Fifth Avenue; thanks to Muppet Mail, an app created by Disney, users can design Muppet versions of themselves and their friends to share via electronic greeting cards or on Facebook.

A German artist named Tobias Leingruber recently took this concept to its logical extreme when he produced physical identification cards based on Facebook profiles (this attempt at satire was executed so well that Facebook sent Leingruber a cease-and-desist letter three days later).