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    Symptoms ...

    Currently viewed as a infection building up ...

    Opened up my e-mail, new AmEx card offers.
    Head to AmEx site, yep, a blue jillion of them.
    Use your card at XYZ and get a credit back.

    Tons of offers, most 20% rebate, some higher.
    A few for booze ... ABC, Total Wine, etc.
    A jillion for clothing ... everything imaginable.
    A hefty list for electronics ... all but Apple.
    And pretty serious list of restaurants too.

    Recession is here, guessing they're in deeper.
    If you don't have a floaty, borrow one, quick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TampaJim View Post
    Currently viewed as a infection building up ...

    Opened up my e-mail, new AmEx card offers.
    Head to AmEx site, yep, a blue jillion of them.
    Use your card at XYZ and get a credit back.

    Tons of offers, most 20% rebate, some higher.
    A few for booze ... ABC, Total Wine, etc.
    A jillion for clothing ... everything imaginable.
    A hefty list for electronics ... all but Apple.
    And pretty serious list of restaurants too.

    Recession is here, guessing they're in deeper.
    If you don't have a floaty, borrow one, quick.
    We are seeing alot of buyers remorse in real estate. People objecting to things in a title commitment that never would have drawn a second look a year ago. Those who signed contracts a month or more ago are pulling out the stopes to get out of them. A project that we are handling in Naples seems to have zero interest and we go a cancellation of a reservation last week. The buyer said he was re-evaluating and did not really want to commit at this time. $9,000,000.00 unit so even in the upper income levels people are looking at their big purchases and I take note when they pull back because they are usually much more attuned to what may be coming.