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Received a "pre approved" card in the mail today. If someone had stolen our mail (which happens all the time) they could have set up a credit line in our name and stolen our identity. We are reporting this to USPS and encourage anyone who received this communication to do the same.
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None. Scam. A curse on their homes.
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We apologize for any confusion and concern caused by your receipt of ForwardLine's platinum business account offer. The offer you received in the mail is an offer of business financing. The offer was sent based upon information received from one or more credit bureaus indicating that your business would qualify for ForwardLine's financing products. In order to take advantage of the offer received, the recipient must complete an application for financing and independently verify certain information. This verification includes, among other things, a requirement that the applicant prove they are indeed the owner of the business. Therefore, please be assured that no one would be able to obtain financing in the name of any person or business simply by receipt of the offer received. We again apologize for your concern and do not hesitate to reach out to us directly with any additional comments or concerns.