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Question Posted Sunday June 28 2009, 12:35 am

Hey theymos it's me! I was wondering what you think about this site? I am interested in it. Especially while I am getting my credit fixed and I am funny about banks anyway, they have too many rules with your money. I really like Charter One but they only have a few of those...Does this one look legitimit to you?

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I don't mind having to pay the fee at walmart or something.

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DangerNerd answered Sunday June 28 2009, 2:55 am:
Hi there,

Since this was addressed to Theymos, I am guessing you meant to ask it here:

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