If the phone number of the company where you applied for a loan is broken and cannot be reached, you need to explain the situation to the bank and provide other contact numbers.

Credit card callbacks all ask about credit card application information and other personal circumstances.

1. Remember the application materials. It is best to make a copy and take it with you. Remember the more important things in your mind, such as: name of the company, emergency contact information, home address, etc., which can prove card holdership. Information about a person’s personal creditworthiness.

2. Say hello to the company receptionist/friends in advance. The unit's landline phone number on the application form is the most common channel for return calls. Applicants need to greet the administrative staff at the front desk who answers the phone in advance.

The landline phone provided belongs to a friend, so you should also say hello to your friend in advance.

3. Be careful about the mailing address of the card. Try to send the credit card to the address of the company. This can prove that you are very stable in this company. Although mailing it to your home is convenient for you, it may make the bank mistakenly think that your job is not stable enough.

Four. Nowadays, banks’ return visits sometimes ask some irrelevant questions to test whether the information is correct: for example, they may ask why no one answers the company’s phone? (It can be said that the front desk may have gone out), and do you know someone from the unit? (It can be said that there may be, but I am not familiar with it) etc.