<prompt> Human: Last weekend, my wife and I went to a furniture store to furnish our living and dining room. After a few hours, we decided on a set for each room that we were happy with. We discussed with our salesman our financing options, upon which he suggested that we take advantage of their no money down, interest free for the first year option. We filled out the credit application with our signature and then proceeded to itemize our purchase order. During this moment, our salesman informed us that we would actually save money if we paid for all of it in either cash or our own credit cards. Intrigued, we asked our salesman for a moment for my wife and I to discuss it. Since we had enough saved and were a little wary opening a line of credit to begin with, we decided pay it with our credit cards and then pay it off with our savings. We informed our salesman about this, happily cooperated with us and charged our cards.A week later, my wife gets a credit card in the mail from Synchrony, with a line of credit at the furniture company. I instantly get furious and immediately called the furniture store this past Saturday May 12. I speak to a representative, asking how this could have happened. I was told that we signed the form to apply for the credit. I tell her that we didnt want it to avoid impacting our credit, hence why we charged the sale on our own credit cards. What I suspect happened was the salesman started the new credit process while my wife and I asked for privacy to discuss our decision. I asked to speak to the manager but was unavailable and has yet to call me back.What recourse do I have in the case of a business opening a line a credit when we didnt ultimately want it? I am very upset about this and would like some advice on how to address this to the manager when I call tomorrow. Thank you.  <response>: we signed the form to apply for the credit 