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Subject: Collecting Old, Expired, DEACTIVATED credit cards for Art project.
Category: Miscellaneous
Asked by: mrcollins-ga
List Price: $150.00
Posted: 18 Jul 2006 13:32 PDT
Expires: 17 Aug 2006 13:32 PDT
Question ID: 747467
I'm working on an art project that requires thousands of old, expired,
DEACTIVATED credit cards. Due to legal issues and weary sellers i have
had a hard time getting them in as fast as i would like. My deadline
for this art piece is Thanksgiving 2006 because the art project needs
to be released for Christmas.....So my question would be, What do i
have to do to get the amount of credit cards i need? again I am
looking for the physical credit cards only. It doesnt even need to have
a persons name on it i just need, credit cards, all differnet kinds.
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Subject: Re: Collecting Old, Expired, DEACTIVATED credit cards for Art project.
From: pinkfreud-ga on 18 Jul 2006 13:50 PDT
 
Expired credit cards are generally destroyed by the cardholder. Have
you considered making mock-ups with fake names and numbers, and
nonexistent business entities as the card issuer?
Subject: Re: Collecting Old, Expired, DEACTIVATED credit cards for Art project.
From: gregaw-ga on 18 Jul 2006 14:28 PDT
 
Have you thought about collecting the "fake" credit cards that credit
card companies always send in their credit card offers.  I get three
or four every week.  On the front it looks like a credit card, but the
back is usually blank and it has no confidential information on it. 
Sometimes they are plastic, sometimes thin cardboard.

I tried to find where to get some.  All I found was a referrence to
someone collecting them for an art project!
http://tribes.tribe.net/learntodrive/thread/be44f3b4-74c6-4985-9f14-5758f21af175
"of course if any of you need a place to send phony credit cards that
come in credit card offers in the mail, I'm that place. I've been
collecting them for some time for an art idea I have."
Subject: Re: Collecting Old, Expired, DEACTIVATED credit cards for Art project.
From: jadayu-ga on 20 Jul 2006 07:04 PDT
 
Good Day:

Usually when one cancels his\her credit card they simply cut them into
two. That is best way to ensure the card will not be misused.  I could
find only one   page which has a post offering to sell credit card
waste.

It is at Alibab.com:  there is a posting to sell ?Sell PVC Credit Card
Scrap?.  The seller is in US and the entire detail is given below?


First offer page:
Quote
http://www.alibaba.com/manufacturer/13877753/Sell_PVC_Credit_Card_Scrap.html

Sell PVC Credit Card Scrap
Post Date:	Jun 13, 2006
Expiry date: 	Jul 13, 2006

Detailed Selling Lead Description



PVC credit card scrap post industrial scrap. On going. 

Contact information:
http://www.alibaba.com/memberhome/sellleads/13877753/contactinfo.html 

SDE Services USA, LLC
Contact Information
Contact Person:	Ms. Susan Zhu
Job Title:	Director/CEO/General Manager
Address:	4002 167th Street, Flushing, New York, United States 
Zip/Postal Code:	11358
Telephone:	347-728-0913
Fax:	347-728-0913

Unquote

Hope this will be of help to you.

Searched for:
waste  credit card scrap


Regards
Jadayu-ga
Subject: Re: Collecting Old, Expired, DEACTIVATED credit cards for Art project.
From: sycophant-ga on 31 Jul 2006 04:49 PDT
 
The guy in this story has a lot of those phony credit cards -
http://www.cockeyed.com/citizen/creditcard/year_of_credit_cards.shtml

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