<prompt> Human: I would think like most of us im pretty good at spotting mail spam but this one has me a little concerned.I received a new chip-enabled credit card at my office with the business name being RG Technical Translations not my company nameThe card looksfeels like a actual card not the cardboard cards your normally get.Has my name, and office address. If this is phishing, its the most elaborate i have seen.Instructions are to call 800.838.9593 or visit chase.comverifycard to confirm receipt.Has anyone else seen these? Is this just common spam? There is no account information or terms provided in the mailing.Thanks Assistant: I doubt its mail spam, and more likely to be someone trying to take out credit in your nameyour business name who screwed up.Check the credit bureaus immediately for suspicions activity on both yourself and your business. Look on over in the side bar: Human: Thanks all for the fast replies.It was an actual cardaccount that is being shut down.There could be some international fuckery going one as my company is global and even though my local HR had literally nothing to offer other than call chase we apparently to have a branch called RG technical Translation somewhere in Europe.So regardless of error or maliciousness, it sounds like it is getting fixed.Not going to be real happy if my company inadvertently signed me up for this.It has been open for a year and has had charges, so it is sounding like I may have got someone elses card. Perhaps with the same name.Card is on hold. The business account manager will have to contact chase to straighten it out.I guess i just need to stalk my credit reports?Thanks all.  <response>: FWIW, business cards almost always with rare exceptions do not appear on personal credit reports. The credit line is issued to the business. 