- 10 - its annual report. The report went to petitioner's members. USNB did not expect or require petitioner to mail direct solicitation materials to satisfy its duty to inform members about the affinity credit card program. 2. Petitioner's Occasional Assistance to Alumni After the affinity credit card program began, petitioner occasionally received requests from alumni for credit card applications. In each case, petitioner sent a brochure to the person making the request. Petitioner received a few complaints from alumni who had been denied a credit card. Petitioner referred these complaints to USNB and asked USNB to look into the problem. USNB decided whether to issue a credit card. On each occasion, USNB told petitioner that the alumni member was contacted and the matter handled appropriately. Petitioner occasionally received requests for credit cards from persons who were connected with the University of Oregon but who were not alumni. Petitioner forwarded each request to USNB. 3. USNB's 800 Number for Affinity Credit Card Holders All advertisements and solicitations asked the recipient to contact USNB directly. The promotional materials listed USNB's 800 number. It was expected that alumni would contact USNB. Petitioner maintained a list of USNB employees and their areas ofPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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