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To: reaper who wrote (214945)	1/16/2003 11:04:48 AM
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i think we take this to it's logical extreme for the sake of lizzy and context. Providian to me is like a bulk mail marketing company. maybe a subsidiary of a larger. somewhat credible organization. okay my fantasy here. but a shell of an insurance company. maybe we call it triple AAA or california auto bon bon or something. but there are unlimited suckers looking for a 300 dollar line of credit that in fact costs them 65 dollars of initiation fees to have the hot poker stuck you know where. so for every 65 dollars in hot poker fees we get to spend about 5 times that sending out bulk mail at 22 cents a pop or whatever bulk mail goes for when you sending it to multi millions of homes. well maybe we even a subsidiary of something like a B of A or wells fargo can i pleas stand in line for an hour and a half to cash my check. but anyway. i dunno' all i wanna do is do my online banking and tell all these little 22.9 percent credit card companies to go lend money to the newest hot sector of the paper printing machine we call wallstreet. okay. my fantasy is becoming a reality and i need to go write my 11 dollar check to sears to cover all that postage. thank god for that electric range construced with material built in the 1960's. and god bless general electric and their light bulbs. please give to the society for the prevention of electromagnetic waves bouncing off between that commercial ice machine and that cisco router.