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Credit card companies like Visa and Mastercard say they won't allow their cards to be used to buy cannabis or marijuana-related products.
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Mastercard said in a statement that it reviewed the websites "provided by civic leaders and others" and shut down the use of cards on sites it saw as inciting violence.
