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New York Mets Personalized Credit Card USB Drive & Bottle Opener

New York Mets Personalized Credit Card USB Drive & Bottle Opener

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We want fans to celebrate their fandom by customizing and personalizing certain products. For these customizable products, including jerseys, we invite customers to tell us how they would like their preferred name or other text to appear by typing that text into the field indicated. However, just because a customer is able to type proposed customization text into the field and is able to complete the order through the website, not all proposed customization text will be accepted. Please note, Fanatics may reject and cancel any customization order for any reason, including for messages that are deemed offensive or inappropriate. Whether you’re working hard or hardly working, this New York Mets Personalized Credit Card USB Drive & Bottle Opener is perfect for you. The 16GB USB drive features printed New York Mets graphics. The sleek credit-card shape will allow you to take it anywhere and keep your information protected.


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