EIP Mailer Photo Archive

Published Jun 6, 2020 — 1 min read

This is a compiled archive of what my EIP-Card-bearing letter looked like when it arrived on my doorstep. You’ll notice it looks a lot like a scam or the product of identity theft. This is part of a rant on the subject which you may want to read, as this won’t contextualize anything.

Also, if you get mail that looks like this, it might actually be a scam or a product of identity theft, so please validate any similar mail you receive about CARES Act disbursements against this safety guide.

The Envelope

envelope front

envelope back

Main Page (With and Without Card)

metabank front with card

metabank front without card

metabank back

Insert

federal front

federal back

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