Was it opened or did the envelope just not seal right?

not much anyone can do with it unless your c/c people are really bad, with only the last 4 digits and none of your other info other than your address I doubt they can get thru security if they try and call the card company.

In response to this post by HokieSignGuy

Posted: 07/27/2017 at 1:58PM

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

Was it opened or did the envelope just not seal right?

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