<prompt> Human: My daughter created a fake persona the name was quite obviously not real - something like Dinah Saur for an online game a few years back, and now were getting credit card offers in that name. Most were for pre-paid cards, but the latest was for a Discover Card. We contacted Discover and they are taking the name out of their system. Im wondering if I should be concerned about other offers and how I stop them before they start. She didnt provide her SSN and shes still a minor, so I dont think there is too much to worry about, but still...  <response>: If youre just getting offers, its not a big deal. Its the same deal with spam mail: once they have your info, fake or real, you get pummeled with ads. Credit offers are the same way: just ads.Now if someone actually managed to apply for a credit card under the name Dinah Saur, I would be waking the neighbors with laughter. And then Id promptly suggest you cancel.But since the latter is not the case, I dont think you need any action. Id actually encourage your daughter to continue to avoid using her real name online anyway its safer. But if she actually used your address, youd need to have the internet safety talk stranger danger. 