Is it a cluster (lockable) mailbox? or easy for anyone walking by to open?

Was probably just mis-delivered, and the wrong recipient opened it. But keep an eye on your charges (preferably online) and see if something wrong pops up. As long as you notify the bank immediately, you shouldn't be charged for it.

Do any merchants have that number on file? i.e. would it be a big hassle to notify everyone of the new number if you asked the bank for a new card?

In response to this post by HokieSignGuy

Posted: 07/27/2017 at 1:26PM

Just got my mail and a credit card statement was opened... -- HokieSignGuy 07/27/2017 1:14PM

I'm sure it's because some benevolent person paid your bill for you. ** -- MP4VT2004 07/27/2017 7:38PM

I wouldn't have written a note -- WestEndHokie39 07/27/2017 4:38PM

Nosy neighbor? Many years ago, saw one of mine putting my -- TechMomof2 07/27/2017 4:08PM

Did you ask them about it? ** -- HokieSignGuy 07/27/2017 4:17PM

Nah, it was when we first moved to Roanoke. Our neighborhood -- TechMomof2 07/28/2017 01:00AM

Was it opened or did the envelope just not seal right? -- fordham 07/27/2017 1:58PM

Physically ripped open on one end. -- HokieSignGuy 07/27/2017 4:17PM

Yeah, if they were stealing it it would be trashed, not putting a -- fordham 07/28/2017 09:06AM

I would call in to the CC company and tell them that you might have been -- vt_mughal 07/27/2017 1:48PM

And go to online statements for all future statements. ** -- Galenahokie 07/28/2017 09:16AM

Wait.... -- astrohokie 07/27/2017 3:52PM

A thousand times agree! Card company can be -- HokieHi71 07/27/2017 2:44PM

Is it a cluster (lockable) mailbox? or easy for anyone walking by to open? -- Hokie360 07/27/2017 1:26PM

Thanks. Yeah, I'll do that. -- HokieSignGuy 07/27/2017 1:34PM

If all the numbers were printed, you might also want to replace the issuer. ** -- PhotoHokieNC 07/27/2017 2:24PM

Is it a cluster (lockable) mailbox? or easy for anyone walking by to open?

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