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??? Re: Alice.com

It looks like you have to "create a free account" to even look around. I can't find any other way in. Is that right?

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I can't remember if I had to create an account first or not. But all you have to do is make a username and password. You don't have to give any financial info until you check out (if you purchase anything). But it's a very reputable site with great customer service. I love it and they have some great stuff.
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