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Old 04-15-2008, 11:46 AM #10
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Victor,
Glad you were able to get the credit card company to take action.

Thanks for the info...credit cards are going to ruin the world just don't take mine away!


When in doubt, just put your cards in a zip-lock back filled with water and toss the bag in the freezer. If you really feel the need to charge something, the time it takes for the cards to thaw will give you time to reconsider your purchase.

Alternatively, you can just shred them like I do. That way there are no disctractions.

-Vic
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