Credit firms offer gold cards at bargain-basement prices

Credit firms offer gold cards at bargain-basement prices

TOKYO, Japan - Credit card firm JCB Co. offers Disney JCB Cards featuring characters such as Mickey Mouse (above) and Tinkerbelle.

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