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“These cards come with expensive offers in order to get the card into people’s hands, and that’s not by accident,” said Howard Dvorkin, a CPA and chairman of Debt.com. “It’s very enticing when you’re standing at the register and the clerk says, ‘Can I interest you in a credit card you don’t have to make payments on for a year?’ ”
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