Generally speaking, the Industrial Bank's credit card bank calls to ask about the credit card application materials, and generally asks about the contents of the form you filled out. In addition, you may ask about your work address, where your household registration is, where your company is, and how many company mailboxes you have. Everything you should know. There is nothing you can't answer. When receiving a credit call, please pay attention to the following points:

First, remember the application materials. You'd better take one with you. More important matters should be kept in mind, such as company name, emergency contact information, home address and other information that can prove the cardholder's personal credit.

Second, greet the company's front desk/friends in advance. The company's fixed telephone number on the application form is the most frequently visited channel. Applicants need to greet the administrative staff who answer the phone at the front desk in advance. The fixed telephone provided is a friend's, so you should say hello to your friend in advance.

Third, the answer to the card mailing address is particular. Send the credit card to the company address as far as possible, which can prove that it is stable in this company. Although it is convenient for you to mail it home, it may make the bank mistakenly think that the work is not stable enough.

Fourth, now the return visit of the bank sometimes asks some irrelevant questions to test whether the information is correct: for example, it may ask why no one answers the phone at work. (It can be said that the front desk may have gone out), and for example, do you know anyone in the company? (It can be said that there may be, unfamiliar) and so on.