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07-08-2015, 12:29 PM
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By your logic it's OK to take out a major crease if you can't tell. I guess I just don't feel the same way. And neither do the TPGs. It's deception, and someone who does it for clients who then submit the cards without disclosure is enabling fraud.
PS I bet if you used sophisticated enough equipment you could tell that solvents had been used.
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