<prompt> Human: I recently applied for a credit card which I thought I should have been granted. My rejection letter arrived recently with an explanation along the lines of the bank being unable to verify some of my information. I realized that this is possibly because I am living in an Airbnb for a few months and provided the address of the Airbnb, which is certainly not listed under my name. As far as I know I have no permanent address; I could give my work address or my parents address but I would imagine I would get a similarly worded rejection letter. What should I do?EDIT: FWIW, I have had a credit card for about four years so lack of credit history is not a problem, and last I checked about a month ago my credit score was around 750.  <response>: The problem is probably that the address you provided does not match what is on your credit report, and therefore the card company thinks this is a high potential for a fraudulent application. I would call the company that you applied with and ask if that was the issue. 