@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Well... the honest thing to do would be to contact Penfed and let them know that you did not read the fine print and are not a current member of the US armed forces. I am almost positive that they will cancel the card if they find out that you do not meet the requirements, and am a little bit surprised that proof of military affiliation was not required as part of the application for that card.
I was also surprised they didn't ask for proof when I apped - and a little disappointed.
Hmmm? While I have had the Promise for Nine Days now, The Defender is the only card I have been actually lusting after.
So here I sit with both of my DD214's already scanned in, ready to document service, and I might of wasted a couple of unnecessary keystrokes?
I could of been playing Solitaire instead.
Yeah, I also had mine scanned and ready to go. And my tax return, a utility bill, bank statements, and my driver's license. They didn't ask for anything.
