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April 14, 2010
Serious Tuneability
INTERNATIONAL PAPER is giving you a chance to earn iTunes Gift Cards by simply specifying ACCENT OPAQUE. You can receive as much as $400 in cards! Your first qualifying order gets you a $200 card and the following two specifications gets you a $100 card each. Accent Opaque is an affordable sheet we stock at Olmsted-Kirk. It is available in smooth, super smooth and vellum. It comes in a variety of weights up to 100 Cover in White and Warm White. In total, IP will be giving away $100,000 in iTunes cards. Your projects need to be 1,000 quantity run or more to qualify and be printed between February 1st and May 31st. Once the $100,000 is gone, it's gone. So get started HERE and register each job as you specify to get your tuneage.
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