The credit card prank

Sunday June 15, 2003 at 3:04 pm

One of the fine folks I work with forwarded this link to me the other day. Aside from being a clear indication that he doesn't have enough work to do, the premise of the experiment in question — as well as the results — certainly do give one pause as well as a healthy laugh. Once you read it, you'll never view signing a credit card slip the same again.

jason

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