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Overspenders

People do not even know that they are addicted to shopping and are unable to understand the problem.

Their confused relationship with money is looked upon by them as a symptom of the other problems of their lives. Many victims feel lost and are unable to control themselves out of the addiction consciously.

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"You have to go broke three times to learn how to make a living." ~ Casey Stengel

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