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A number of people around the county report receiving automated phone calls Friday evening asking for private credit card information. The Clay County sheriff's office said they received "quite a few" phone call inquiries from people who had ... Read all Scam phone calls seek credit card info - TriVallyCentral
BOCA RATON — Office Depot Inc. has amended its credit card servicing agreement with Citibank, avoiding having to purchase $184 million in outstanding credit card receivables. Under the merchant services agreement - which governs Office Depot's ... Read all |
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