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Credit card companies that send you these pre-approved solicitations get your name from mailing organizations that receive the information from the credit reporting agencies, TransUnion, Equifax and Experian. The creditors give the mailing company guidelines for potential customers. The credit reporting agency then sells the mailing company a list of names.You are under no obligation to accept these offers. If you decide not to accept the offer, cut up the pre-approved solicitation and throw it away. If not properly disposed, the information in the solicitation may be stolen and used to steal your identity.
If you accept the offer, complete the application, but be sure and read the fine print and disclosures. Many pre-approved offers are for low interest teaser rates. The solicitation may be for you to transfer your current balances with higher interest rates to the new lower interest rate card. By reading the find print, you may discover that if you are even one day late in making your payment, your interest rate will be increased. The increase of the interest is usually higher than the interest rates on the cards you transferred.If you are tired of receiving multiple pre-approved offers, you can request to have your name taken off the credit reporting agencies’ mailing lists.
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