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What is giftophobia and how do you know if you have it? Giftophobia is a disease that affects millions of people every year. It is a dreaded fear of giving gifts. There is a simple test you can take to determine if you are at risk.

1. Do you leave the purchase of a gift until the last possible moment, whether it is the day or the eve of an event?

2. Have you ever given cash or a gift card?

3. Are you afraid to ‘draw names’ at Christmas for fear of finding someone hard to shop for?

4. Have you ever said these words? “I don’t know what to buy, he/she/they already have everything.”

5. Do you ever delegate gift shopping to someone else?

If you answered yes to 3 or more questions, you are probably a giftophobic. Even an affirmative answer means that you are at risk.

Oh, okay, so it’s not a real illness, and as far as I know, it’s not even a real phobia. Yet thousands of people seem to fear giving a gift. If you are one of those thousands, I have good news that I will share with you in a minute.

Why are you postponing the purchase of a gift? Is it because you don’t have time or don’t know where to start looking? Perhaps you are afraid that the recipient will not like what you have chosen, so you delay the choice of anything. Or it may be that you just can’t think of the right gift.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could find a place to shop for every gift-giving occasion that comes along? For every person on your list at Christmas? What if you could do it from the comfort of your living room? In pijama? Sounds great right? But does it exist? You can bet I do and what I’m about to share with you will make you very happy.

Gift baskets are the perfect solution for gift phobes. (Or anyone else, for that matter.) Gift baskets aren’t just baskets anymore. Treats are kept in tins, birdhouses, ice buckets, planters, just about any type of container you can think of, and probably some you’d never imagine.

Gift baskets are available for any gift-giving occasion and always make a lasting impression on the recipient. No need to worry about size or color and everyone loves getting these! No matter the age, no matter the gender, gift baskets are universally received with enthusiasm.

You can celebrate a birthday with someone across the country or send well wishes to a friend or family member across town. Gift baskets are shipped all over the world. They can be personalized and personalised, so each person on your list receives a unique and unrepeatable gift.

Unlike gift cards, which all too often end up in a drawer, forgotten in a wallet, or lost at the bottom of a bag. Giving cash can seem inconsiderate and impersonal. The flowers wither and die. Sweets are eaten and forgotten. With gift baskets, even after the contents are gone, the container lasts, a constant reminder that someone cared.

The good news that I promised can be found by looking at the bottom of this article. There you will find a link to an amazing site that offers just what I have been describing. It could become the only solution you need for all your gifts. Go there to select from all the special gift baskets available. You can make someone feel really special and give them a day filled with everlasting memories. Bookmark the site, and then you can relax, your giftophobia days are over. Happy shopping!

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