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Hi,
I used to save up all those fake credit cards that credit
card companies send in the junkmail for a teacher who used
them in the classroom. She distributed them to students
as part of a pretty cool hands-on project in finance,
budgeting, managing money & credit, etc. Anyway, she
retired, and I have a stack of them now.... If any teacher
would like these, I can send them to you, since I have
them. Just so you know, these are the cards that don't
have any identifying info on them. I have about 40 of
them. If interested, e-mail me at [email removed]
Hi,
I used to save up all those fake credit cards that credit
card companies send in the junkmail for a teacher who used
them in the classroom. She distributed them to students
as part of a pretty cool hands-on project in finance,
budgeting, managing money & credit, etc. Anyway, she
retired, and I have a stack of them now.... If any teacher
would like these, I can send them to you, since I have
them. Just so you know, these are the cards that don't
have any identifying info on them. I have about 40 of
them. If interested, e-mail me at [email removed]
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Hi,
If you still have all those credit cards, I would gladly take those off your hands. I
teach a class that sounds similar to the one you are talking about. Please let me
know if you still have those. Thanks so much.
On 1/08/07, Andrea wrote:
> Hi,
> I used to save up all those fake c...See More