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Old 09-29-2007, 09:56 AM
carlottavaldez007 carlottavaldez007 is offline
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Default Should I opt out of credit card offers?

I am in college with a cruel joke of an income, aside from student loans, I have no debt.

Of course, I am also getting a million "pre-screened" credit card offers in the mail.

I read at the bottom of one of these letters that I can call a number to opt out or getting these credit card offers.

Is it wise to opt out of getting them, or will I miss some sort of great deal?
I am not asking if cards are "bad", we know they are.

Do I want to stop getting the OFFERS in the mail?

Or should I just keep getting my mailbox jammed full of them?


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