Description:

This image showcases a collectible phone card prominently featuring advertising for MILA, short for Mortgage Investment Lending Associates. The card's primary color is a subdued ivory or off-white, serving as a neutral background that highlights the printed text and logo clearly. “MILA” is boldly displayed at the top center in large, capitalized, blue letters, immediately drawing attention to the company name. Just below, the phrase “Mortgage Investment Lending Associates” appears in smaller, gold-colored lettering, adding a touch of sophistication to the design. The tagline "WHERE OTHERS CONFORM - WE PERFORM" follows, emphasized in blue italics within quotation marks, underscoring the company's competitive edge in the mortgage industry.

Beneath the tagline, there is a concise description of the company's services, stating that MILA functions as both a conforming and non-conforming mortgage lender, offering the lowest mortgage rates available in the marketplace. This information is presented in a clean, blue font that matches the styling of the company name above, maintaining a consistent color scheme. Detailed contact information is provided next, including the physical address — 3500 188th St. S.W., Suite 602, Lynnwood, WA 98037 — along with multiple phone numbers: a local number (206) 775-6452, a toll-free number (800) 332-6452, and a fax number (206) 771-4347. These details are essential for potential clients seeking mortgage information or assistance.

At the very bottom of the card, the phrase "USE THIS CARD AND SAVE MONEY" is printed in all caps and enclosed in quotation marks, serving as a persuasive call to action for cardholders. Below this, an easy-to-remember toll-free number, 1-800-332-MILA, encourages immediate follow-up. In the top right corner, a small AmeriVox logo features a stylized map of the United States in red and blue, representing the phone card issuer. The AmeriVox branding adds authenticity and legitimacy, reinforcing the card’s role as a prepaid phone card.

Turning to the back side, the design is more practical, featuring a magnetic strip near the top, typical of prepaid phone cards from its era. Below the strip, precisely printed terms and conditions detail the card’s usage and any limitations. The smaller, more compact typeface efficiently conveys instructions on how to use the card in payphones, its validity period, applicable fees or restrictions, and customer service contact information for card-related inquiries. The back prioritizes function over form, contrasting with the front’s promotional appeal. Overall, this collectible card combines advertising with utility, serving as both a marketing tool for MILA and a functional prepaid phone card for consumers.

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