Want to get dumped this Valentine's Day? Get your other half a 'Smart Price' Asda card... that costs just 7p!

By MAYSA RAWI

The cheap card is available in the supermarket’s 300 stores and for 7p they will even throw in a red envelope

When it comes to making minimal effort on Valentine's Day, writing a card is always a simple but effective way to show you care.
But for anyone thinking of sending Asda's new 'economy' love tokens - doing nothing would be a much safer bet.
The cut price, recession-beating stationary costs just seven pence - and even features the supermarket’s 'Smart Price' logo on the cover in a heart.

At only 7p, it's not the really the thought that counts

Cheekily, the message inside reads 'My love for you is priceless!'
On the front are the words 'Be My Valentine' and the card even features Asda’s famous green colours.
The cheap card is available in the supermarket’s 300 stores and for 7p they will even throw in a red envelope.
Anyone who wants to hedge their bets for February 14th can send six of the cards for the cost of a first-class stamp.

Frugal Casanovas can send six of the cards for the cost of a first-class stamp

The cards have soared in popularity on the money saving internet forums, www.hotukdeals.com, hiting a staggering 2,262 degrees on the website’s ‘temperature gauge’.
One user wrote: 'Excellent, now buy myself as many as I like - never get any! Best start practicing writing left-handed!”
Another wrote: 'Looking to break up with your partner but not sure how? Give them a 7p card from Asda!'

Cheekily, the message inside reads 'My love for you is priceless!'

And another said: 'Thanks for making me laugh so much. Think it should come with a warning on the packet - GUARANTEED TO GET YOU A QUICKIE DIVORCE.
'Would definitely send one of these to someone I didn’t like!'
Another wrote: 'Seems like too mighty investment if you think about it.. sure she will have more enjoyment in the kitchen making me a sandwich than a 7p card'

The cards have soared in popularity on the money saving internet forums, www.hotukdeals.com, hiting a staggering 2,262 degrees on the website’s ‘temperature gauge’

source: dailymail