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How would an envelope from Citi (credit card provider) possibly become tampered?

Asked by nettodo (473points) August 24th, 2010

I received the envelope today, as it was a pre-approval for a Citi credit card, but i found it open. It wasn’t damp and there were no foreign materials (silly paranoid me). But I discovered it to be open. Why and how could it be found open?

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Zaku's avatar

Glue machine malfunction.
or
Stupid person trying to do theft of some sort.

LocoLuke's avatar

Or the dampness caused the glue to no longer stick.
misread, thought you said it was damp :P

lillycoyote's avatar

As @Zaku said, it could be a glue machine malfunction… or it could have gotten damp somewhere along the line between where it started and where it ended up and dried again. If your concerned that someone might have been trying some kind of identity theft kind of thing contact Citibank and alert them to your concerns. They don’t really like fraud and theft any more than you do.

shirleylopez's avatar

@lilycoyote is correct in saying that if you think someone might have been trying to mess up with your envelope from Citibank, you should let Citibank know about it. This will help them to improve their mailing system against theft. At the same time, they will be informed that you received your envelope opened.

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