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Sunday is eGift Card Day

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AUGUSTA, GA (WFXG) -

Time is running out for those still needing to buy those Christmas presents.

If that means you, someone has created a day just for you.

Sunday is eGift Card Day.

eGift Cards are just like regular gift cards, except they can be emailed instantly.

"It's a day essentially created for the procrastinators in all of us," says eGift Card Day founder Talya Schaeffer. "There are times where you don't know what to get for that hard to find gift or person that you're just not really sure what to buy them, and eGift Card Day was really created for them."

Schaeffer says most national retailers sell eGift Cards. Many can even be personalized.

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