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	<title>Comments on: Check Your Mail Today</title>
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		<title>By: Mark Hengel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I got a letter from Discover. The letter resembled an invitation, and the paper was of a good stock. The lettering even made me think it was handwritten. Since most invitations I get come via e-mail, I was pretty excited with the thought of someone going through the trouble of sending me something. After tossing all the other stuff I knew to be junk mail, I sat down and opened the letter. I laughed when I saw it was just mass mailing, but I&#039;ll give Discover credit for creating an ad that had me mesmerized until I realized it was just more of the same. I thought it was really effective, even if I still threw it away.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I got a letter from Discover. The letter resembled an invitation, and the paper was of a good stock. The lettering even made me think it was handwritten. Since most invitations I get come via e-mail, I was pretty excited with the thought of someone going through the trouble of sending me something. After tossing all the other stuff I knew to be junk mail, I sat down and opened the letter. I laughed when I saw it was just mass mailing, but I&#8217;ll give Discover credit for creating an ad that had me mesmerized until I realized it was just more of the same. I thought it was really effective, even if I still threw it away.</p>
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