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Tuesday, 18 January 2011

Young money

A collection of credit cards aimed at young money makers, the banks hook you in early! These cards will please anyone whos got a pocket money bank account.

You knew one would be somewhere! The world famous hello kitty logo on a hello kitty credit card, such an obvious marketing scheme to happen. Ah well, if the banks please the fans thats all good. Sleak credit card.
 
No idea what the hell this is, some weird cartoon playing the guitar credit card. Pretty stupid but funny in a strange way. Banks are very odd places.

10 comments:

  1. I want that Kitty card so much. Not nesissarily the credit, but I'll take the debit card of her.
    Japan also has quite a few cash cards (japan's credit card) of Hello Kitty, I believe a lot of them are done in all gold.

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  2. I'm loving that Hello Kitty one!

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  3. No the hello kitty one is for middle aged women going through their mid-life crisis, not children...

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  4. whose kids got a credit card?

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  5. haha cool , truefact from itsfranz though. lol !

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  6. These are quite cool, you should be allowed to design your own.

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  7. I'm glad they didn't forget about the children!

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  8. lol I just find it interesting how far these companies are willing to go in order to get people to use their cards

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