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04-12-2006, 03:36 PM
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A simple test: Are you an investor?
Posted By: Charlie O'Neal
I have to agree with Joe's earlier post. I would dump everything I have and then get everything back and the cards that I have been searching for the following week for about 1/10th the cost. The difference would help cover my $75 gas bill everytime I fill up once it hits $3. Thank god I only have to fill up once every three weeks. 
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