<prompt> Human: First off Im sorry if this is the wrong sub for this, but I dont think its quite a legal issue... yet, and I could use some advice.So heres what happened: I went to an electronics store today to buy a new TV, and the salesman suggests I apply for a store credit card to get a discount. I think that sounds great, so I go through the steps of applying, perfectly honest about everything until we get to residence history. Ive recently two months ago moved and the salesman tells me that if I say Ive lived at my current address for two months its going to raise suspicion, hell have to call the bank, makes it out to be this big ordeal. However, he tells me, if I just say Ive lived here for... 12 years and 6 months, it wont be a problem at all. We do it all the time, he says. That sounds less great, but Ive already built up rapport with this guy so I ask if theres any way it would come back to me. He assures me it wont be an issue, even gets another salesman to confirm, they do it all the time. So I make what I have since decided was a terrible decision and tell him thats fine, and my application goes through with everything correct, save for a very incorrect residence history. I signed off on it, paid with my crummy new store credit card, and took my new TV home. Ive been ambiently panicking ever since.Id appreciate if anyone could suggest how much trouble Im already in, if theres anything I canshould do about it at this point, how much I should be worried... Thanks in advance.  <response>: My gut says whats done is done, and Im sure youre not the first. The credit check didnt catch your little lie. You could call the creditor and see if someone can escalate your concern that you lied on your application.Wait, lets not do that. Lets just fulfill the credit obligation, then close the account. Better to not poke that bear. 