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From: Donna.Siren@p19.f5.n396.z1.fidonet.org (Donna Siren)
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Subject: STUPIDITY
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Date: 23 Apr 91 19:15:45 GMT
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 V> different looking than it is on the back of my automatic teller card. For
 V> those of you who don't know, "I am blind for crying out loud!!" My
 V> signature probably looks somewhat different every time I sign it!

Why don't you get a signature stamp?  You only have to sign your
name once--or maybe several times and they take the one that looks
the best and I don't know how they do it, but they put it in to the
stamp and thereafter, all you have to do is press the stamp against
a piece of paper and voila, you've signed your name.  There are
several kinds of stamps, but I recommend the kind I have.  It is
refillable, so when it runs out of ink, you don't have to throw it
away.  I use the stamp with my credit card and I've never had a
problem.  Actually, most of the sales people have never seen such a
thing and are fascinated by it.
	       Donna

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