I received a call on my cell phone by a person who identified herself as XXXX XXXX. XXXX XXXX then read my date of birth and last XXXX of my social security number to me. She did not ask me to verify it. I asked to speak to a supervisor. The supervisor name that I spoke to was XXXX XXXX. The supervisor went on to do the same thing. She provided me with the last XXXX of my social security number and date of birth. I explained to her that this was a violation of my personal rights. She could have provided my information to anyone. Now anyone that answered the phone could be applying for credit under my name. I explained to her repeatedly that to apply for a credit card many companies only ask for your date of birth and the last XXXX of your social security number. The supervisor states that what she had done was completely legal. Giving my information out over the phone is completely ok.