What is translation for gruss vom krampus?

The sentence "gruss vom Krampus" translates:

This being belonging to the Central European legends refers to a monster that visits children who misbehaved to take them away or punish them, which is usually the antithesis of the meaning of Santa Claus.

This legend is so common that it is usual for Central European countries to send postcards that give a happy day, not for Christmas, but for the Krampus, with the German sentence: "gruss vom Krampus."

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