Anonymous E-Card Urges Ex-Lovers To Take STD Tests

When you care enough to send the very best, you choose Hallmark. When you need to send the very worst, you choose an anonymous e-card that warns previous sex partners they should get tested for sexually transmitted diseases.

Since 2004, more than 50,000 such e-cards have been sent from InSpot.org -- tipping off partners that they should get checked out without revealing the sender, according to Newsy.com.

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[mev186]

08:50 PM on 06/05/2011

"Roses are red,
Violets are gray.
Go get checked,
You might have Hepatitis-A "

[Hudson Faber]

01:11 PM on 06/01/2011

E-Card to t warns friends they should get tested for STD,which is interesting and useful. STD test is good way to prevent STD.1 in 5 Americans presently have an STD and nearly 80% of people that are infected with an STD do not know it,maybe it is the reason why std datin site "Hloving..com"have its member 6000,000 .
You can have an STD and have no symptoms for months…or even years…but, STD’s are contagious even if no symptoms are present.Women are often more at risk for STDs because their bodies don't always display symptoms and damage can result. Infections can cause severe damage to delicate reproductive organs, resulting in infertility. If you are involved sexually, you need to know these facts.