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08-26-2005, 11:05 PM
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RE; Sgc re-slab into new holder from old??
Posted By: leon
I stand corrected on that. I guess I never heard them say anything about "downgrading" because it was never brought up in our conversations. The one time I had a card re-evaluated I (now) remember holding my breath when I got it back. Honestly I didn't remember that old thread until I just saw it again. AND it's only a month old....I think I need a break....their policy speaks for itself....regards 
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