<prompt> Human: I went to Conns about a week ago to look at a camera with the hopes of financing to build credit, they asked for some personal information and told me i was approved for 1,200. I walked away from the store because I didnt really like the camera and it didnt seem like it was worth paying in three years. Now i come home to a Conns credit card on my counter top and no idea what to do. Any advice?  <response>: So it really depends how far you got with the financing talk. Typically when you ask to get approved for financing, you have to give all your info like your SSN and then they do a hard pull to figure our your Credit Score, and determine from that. So if you notice that on your credit report, thats perfectly normal.Now for the card, you should call them to see if its an active account or just something you were pre-approved for. If its actually an active account, you have to let them know that you never agreed to it, so that they can close the account. If not, then you can just throw away the card its like all those credit card offers you get in the mailbox. 