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David Medlock
David Medlock owns GetSomePlastic.com, a premier provider of online credit card applications and instant approvals. GetSomePlastic.com always encourages responsible use of credit cards and informed decision making in financial matters. http://www.getsomeplastic.com
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» How to Shop for a Credit Card
By David Medlock | Published 06/21/2005 | Credit Cards | Unrated
With so many credit card offers available to nearly anyone who wants one, it can be difficult to find a reasonable offer that fits your personal needs. Here are some things to look for when shopping for cards: 'Interest Rate: This is one of the most obvious, yet important, ...
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» Use Your Credit Cards Responsibly
By David Medlock | Published 06/21/2005 | Credit Cards | Unrated
With Americans going deeper into debt every day, usually thanks to uncontrolled use of credit cards, you may wonder if there is any good way to use a credit card. If so, how can you control your credit card debt, as opposed to letting it control you? The first ...
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