is it rude to send email christmas cards?

no, why would you think it's rude? Or do you mean send only email cards, instead of snail mail? I think an email card is better than no card at all.

It depends on the person you send it to. I guess you might offend a non believer. Other than that reason. Of course not why would it be rude? It would actually be nice. I would be happy if someone sent me one. Why do you ask?

I don't think it's rude to email Christmas cards. I actually think it is better because you get to save a bit of the environment by saving trees and paper and also the e-cards can be more personal. I say that e-cards should be used over paper cards.

Well it's not as nice as receiving an actual card that you can put up in your house, but it's better than no card at all! I don't think it's rude at all. It's moving with the times really.

I don't think it's rude; it's actually nice of you to think of sending Christmas cards through email. Although it would also be nice to actually receive Christmas cards through the regular mail, at least you still remembered the people you're emailing and let them know that you thought of them this season. :)

It depends on the person you send it to. Other than that reason Of course not why would it be rude? It would actually be nice. I would be happy if someone sent me one. Why do you ask?

I don't think it's rude at all. And of course, it depends on the person. I have a lot of cyber friends (ie: ones that I met over the internet and chat with in forums etc.) I always send them an email Christmas card as opposed to a snail mail card. I don't think there's ever anything wrong with letting somebody you know you're thinking of them, whether it's a cyber card or not. (Of course, Grandma and other relatives & friends that live far away get a mailed card.)

for me i never feel it is rude to send a e-mail cards to your friend or loveones, they will feel great that you still remember them.

I think that everything depends on who is the addressee of a card. Email Christmas cards can be sent to our friends that are in similar age to us. For older and more conservative people, in my opinion, the best is to send traditional Christmas cards.

It is the tought that counts and getting an email is better than nothing at all, as long as it is heartfelt and meaningful i'm sure anyone would be touched that you thought of them this time of year. Even your parents and siblings, but I would still send them a real card.

no! not at all...(unless a person whom you gonna send is against the idea of christmas that i think would me soooo rude!) and yeah ive said not all, coz anyone that could receive that would really appreciate you, as a person, as well as a friend, but i think it would be more admirable, if you'd give that in person..=)