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AMEX emailed me this.

I have a personal and a business card but neither are Platinum as I don't need that.

1970 was a long time ago.

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Is that an error or actually accurate? I’m only asking because you’ll often see 1970 as an erroneous date because Linux timestamps start from 1970 and if a value of 0 or null etc is used by mistake when converting from a Linux timestamp into a date it will return 1970.
 
Is that an error or actually accurate? I’m only asking because you’ll often see 1970 as an erroneous date because Linux timestamps start from 1970 and if a value of 0 or null etc is used by mistake when converting from a Linux timestamp into a date it will return 1970.
That is accurate.

I'm not as young as I look.
 
Is that an error or actually accurate? I’m only asking because you’ll often see 1970 as an erroneous date because Linux timestamps start from 1970 and if a value of 0 or null etc is used by mistake when converting from a Linux timestamp into a date it will return 1970.
You are correct.

I did the math and I would still be knee high to a grasshopper in the year 1970.

It is 1982.

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Good catch and really, I should not be surprised you caught that knowing what I know about you.
 
I tend to be quite disorganized. I've never been good at holding onto things for long; it feels like a curse. How do you manage to keep things for extended periods? When I decorate my room, I often discard older materials, only to later realize that "old is gold." It makes me regret my actions.
 
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1.When I saw this post, first I was surprised.
2.Then I started to think if credit cards existed in 70's




Congrats.
They've been around since before the 1950s.


Back in the day there was a device that you put the credit card on and it you manually copied the details using carbon paper to a sheet that had the card number and the cost.
 
They've been around since before the 1950s.


Back in the day there was a device that you put the credit card on and it you manually copied the details using carbon paper to a sheet that had the card number and the cost.
I remember those days.

We used carbon paper and though it was magic.
 
Back in the day there was a device that you put the credit card on and it you manually copied the details using carbon paper to a sheet that had the card number and the cost.
Yeah, think that the credit card scammers! They could easily make billions.

@BassTrackerBoats By the way it seems you are already near 60!

That's huge for being an active and young-like member in this forum.

Really love you man!
 
Oh, it's cool but it's an error. So I don't know. Looks nice. The card has a nice frame. Consistent, not distractive design.

If people only understood the importance of relationships in their life. The quicker you understand this, the quicker you'll be happy.
 
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