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I wanted to thank @John Duda for consistently delivering so much value—this time inside Infinite Funding Blueprint. I finally got around to reviewing the videos after signing up a few months ago, and even as someone who’s already gone through credit card stacking, I learned a ton of new insights. One thing I initially missed—some of the videos include supporting links below them, so be sure to check those out!

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@John Duda I’ve heard Capital One and Discover report all business activity to personal credit — any others?