Princess: digital postcards?
Aug 28th, 2013, 07:52 PM
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Princess: digital postcards?
Somebody on CC said they sent them for free, without paying for Internet connection. Have you heard of it? They said, it's on Princess only. Anybody here knows about it?
Aug 29th, 2013, 02:38 PM
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I almost know the answer. When on a Princess ship, there is a link to the postcards on the main page, there is a limited choice - but text can be attached.
Not sure if discountinued, some said yes, some said no. I am going to try in October.
Not sure if discountinued, some said yes, some said no. I am going to try in October.
Aug 29th, 2013, 07:17 PM
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Yes, you can use Princess' computers to send their free postcards.....they have 5-6 to choose from.....
You don't need to buy any of their internet packages...just look for the 'free' computers...
All the info you need to send 1 is on their 'home page' when you use their computer...
It's very easy!
Diane
You don't need to buy any of their internet packages...just look for the 'free' computers...
All the info you need to send 1 is on their 'home page' when you use their computer...
It's very easy!
Diane
Sep 8th, 2013, 05:42 AM
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You can send e-cards at eitehr their internet cafe terminals,or the future cruise sales terminals. Those machiens are available 24/7, and no log-ins are required.
Accessing the Princess web site is always free as well.
You can add a little note before you send the e-card and the stock pictures are exactly that: stock. They are nice enough, usually with their ship on the background, sandy beaches, glaciers of Alaska, the white houses of the Greek Isles etc.
Accessing the Princess web site is always free as well.
You can add a little note before you send the e-card and the stock pictures are exactly that: stock. They are nice enough, usually with their ship on the background, sandy beaches, glaciers of Alaska, the white houses of the Greek Isles etc.
