Why unsolicited credit card applications are dangerous
March 10th, 2006 Posted in NewsCourtesy of Fark, someone decided to tear up a credit card application, repair it with scotch tape, and then send it back in. The credit card company sent them back a card with a $5k limit. No questions asked.
Good luck telling the companies you don’t want any more applications. You’ll be getting them anyway.
One Response to “Why unsolicited credit card applications are dangerous”
By Jo on Mar 20, 2006
Ouch!