<prompt> Human: I apologize in advance if this isnt the right sub for my issue if it isnt Id be grateful if someone could point me in the right direction.About a month ago, I started getting mail from Wells Fargo Dealer Services. The letters have my home address but the person theyre addressed to doesnt live in my home its a single family house, no rented rooms, and the name doesnt match the name of the previous homeowners. I tried calling Wells Fargo directly but they apparently have no protocol for this issue. According to them, since I dont have the security passcode to access this persons account which I obviously dont, I cant change the address and they apparently cant flag this in their system. After ridiculously long hold times between supervisors I had to just hang up because no one could help me with this. Im still getting these account letters and Im concerned that this could somehow impact me financially in the future since I dont want to be held liable if this person defaults or takes out more loans using my address.Any advice would be very much appreciated.Edit: Thank you all for the tips!  <response>: Put return to sender, not at this address on the envelope and put them back in the mail. Usually once or twice will solve the problem. Or throw them away. In either case, because its not your name its not going to affect your credit or financial situation at all. The only negative impact is that you might continue getting mail for someone else. Thats it. 