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Credit Geek contest winners!

We received so many great entries for our "You might be a credit geek if..." contest last Friday. It was impossible to choose just one winner!

CreditBloggers.com has decided to award two participants for their creativity and credit geekiness! We're going to send a free copy of the book Identity Theft: Protect your Name, Credit and Information to:

  • Liz S from MoneyStuffed.com - "You discover that some credit card companies won't let you pay your credit card more than once in a 24 hour period."
  • SingleMom from Single Ma's Fabulous Financials - "You find yourself explaining how credit works to your mortgage broker."

Congratulations Credit Geeks! You'll be receiving your free book in the mail very soon. Thanks to everyone who participated in the Funny Money Friday contest!


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Posted by EmilyPeters on March 30, 2006 at 11:09 AM |

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Woohoo! I never win anything. :)

Posted by: LizS | March 30, 2006 at 11:40 AM

WOW - today must be my lucky day!! Thanks!

Posted by: SingleMom | March 30, 2006 at 11:59 AM

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