Letters to Santa and Rudolph for children

At Christmas time advertisements crop up asking for money for a letter from Santa - not a real Father Christmas but someone that wants to make money from Children ... doing what they did when they were children.

Every child should have the privelage of receiving a letter from Santa and in todays Dot.Com world Santa has a website of course. www.santa-and-rudolph.co.uk

FREE LETTERS FROM SANTA AND RUDOLPH.

It appears that Santa and Rudolph supports their free letters by linking to some famous brands and high street stores and why not? The site looks attractive and at least there are no annoying pop-up pages or forms to fill in so can receive even more annoying emails.

Santa and Rudolph's website is also child friendly and contains nothing of an adult nature - expect some gift ideas for ladies which show small pictures of lingerie, but they are from the likes of Marks and Spencer and you have to dig them out. The picture links are tasteful and not of an offensive nature.

I suppose we are in a commercial world and everything has to pay its way - even Santa has to eat and feed his reindeer - lets face it Rudolph can't live off Christmas Eve's mince pies and carrots. The beauty of the Santa and Rudolph website is that although the letters are free and genuine personal replies are sent by email, visitors don't feel that there is a catch just because there are links to Christmas gift ideas.

The links you see here are the links you see on www.santa-and-rudolph.co.uk. The positive side of this commercial site is that it really does have excellent gift ideas for everyone. Richard Branson's Virgin Group has ideas for wine gifts, as too with Marks and spencer.

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