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Old 12-08-2008, 07:28 AM   #1
classicman
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Your writing style is very unclear. Your last post, like many of your posts are written in a most unusual style, leaving the reader to guess at some of your intent. You seemed to single Capital One out for some reason and I was simply clarifying that. Your welcome!
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Old 12-08-2008, 11:03 PM   #2
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Your writing style is very unclear.
At what point does "credit card companies" somehow become "credit card company"? [quote=tw;511346]There may be two more 'shoes to fall'. Suggested was that credit card companies ... will need government protection. ...

Many are asking questions of Capital One ... [quote] How did Capital One become all "credit card companies"? Cited was a problem - "credit card companies" - and a benchmark example - "Capital One".

Post did not say "company". It said "companies". Please read what was posted. Capital One was singled out as an example. Some "credit card companies" (ie Capital One) are described by others at particularly high risk - an example of the maybe 'next shoe to fall'.
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