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Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

Wholesale and individual offers are possible! Prepaid Cards Prepaid cards are simply a plastic alternative to carrying money. A prepaid card is not linked to a bank checking account or to a credit union share draft account.

"These are nonnegotiable contracts, and the libraries have been trying to get a deal for years," says Courtney, co-founder of Library Futures , a nonprofit advocating for libraries' digital rights. "We need the coercive power of the state sitting behind us at the table saying, 'We need a special slice of the pie.'"