How should Mr. Brown give SaveTheYouth his credit information?A. By faxB. By e-mailC. By returning the letterD. By calling his bank.
How should Mr. Brown give SaveTheYouth his credit information?
A. By fax
B. By e-mail
C. By returning the letter
D. By calling his bank.
B. By e-mail
C. By returning the letter
D. By calling his bank.
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