In Praise of Wish Lists

Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries…there certainly is no shortage of occasions where people in your life want to give you stuff.  If you’re lucky they give you stuff you want.  I know, I know – it’s the thought that counts but how nice it is when we receive items we’ll actually use! 

Thank goodness for wish lists!   Wish lists allow shoppers to choose from items they know will be well received & loved.  They’re handy for both those that give and receive.

Thanks to a great feature on the new CM website it’s never been easier to help those who are “gift giving challenged.”

To create a wish list visit the CM site and log on to your account.  When viewing a product you'd like to add to your wish list simply click on the <3 

The heart will pop up when you hover over an item that is shown on one of the category pages (Fast2Fab albums shown below)

Hover over a product to get more options, including adding it to your wish list.

You can also add a product to your wish list by clicking on the heart that is shown when viewing a specific product.

Each time you add a product to your Wish List you’ll be taken to a page showing the entire list and you will have 3 options  listed at the bottom of this page.  When you choose “Share Wishlist” you’ll be able to email your list to those who may need a little help picking out that perfect gift for you. 

You can also access your wish list from the links shown when you click on “My Account” at the top of the screen when you’re signed in.

If you’re hoping to have some CM presents under your Christmas tree you need to let those shoppers know about the holiday shipping deadines!

I’m happy to play the part of Santa’s Helper/personal assistant.  Just email your Wish List to me (cmcropper@sbcglobal.net) and be sure to list in the “Message” portion who you would like me to share your Wish List with, including their email address. Please also include the gift giving occasion & date (if it’s not obvious.)

I know it’s better to give than receive but there’s a lot to be said for receiving good stuff