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Why did capital one do this

Hello capital sent me an email to complete my secured application. They asked for proof of address and ssn. I have never had that asked before is this normal
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Anonymous
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Re: Why did capital one do this

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steelers1
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@Anonymous wrote:
Hello capital sent me an email to complete my secured application. They asked for proof of address and ssn. I have never had that asked before is this normal

It could just be ID verification. I would call to make sure.

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Anonymous
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@steelers1 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:
Hello capital sent me an email to complete my secured application. They asked for proof of address and ssn. I have never had that asked before is this normal

It could just be ID verification. I would call to make sure.


+1 I agree.

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Anonymous
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Do you have a fraud alert on your CRs?

 

Does your address on your CRs match your submitted one?

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MrsCHX
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ID verification isn't uncommon. Especially if you've recently moved for example.

 

Also, get off that F.P. card as an authorized user.

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Anonymous
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@MrsCHX wrote:

ID verification isn't uncommon. Especially if you've recently moved for example.

 

Also, get off that F.P. card as an authorized user.


+1 ... this is a perfect example of why being an AU isn't the best idea. 

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Anonymous
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Can I get off it even though it's CO?
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Anonymous
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Didn't realize it was a CO ... you're probably stuck with it now

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Blodreina
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@Anonymous wrote:

Didn't realize it was a CO ... you're probably stuck with it now


I thought you could have any account removed from reports if you were an AU on it; AUs are not responsible for payment.

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