I received someone elese's credit card in the post.

Recently, Kat's (my lovely wife's) wallet went missing.

As a consequence of this, I had to cancel my credit card and order a replacement card via my bank.

Today, my Australian owned bank sent me a replacement credit card via the mail.

The credit card was held with a special backing adhesive to a letter which contained my relevant details.

I looked at the signature on the card and noticed there was something a little odd ... the digitised signature wasn't mine, ... neither was the photograph. In fact, it was someone else's credit card!

My bank had sent me someone else's card instead of my own!

I dialled the free phone number and explained my predicament.

To cut a long story short, the bank had to cancel the card they sent me, as well as my new card ... which had probably been sent to someone else ... and start again!

Now I've got to wait a few more days for my card to ... ahem ... hopefully ... ahem ... turn up in the post.

Here's an anagram which may give you a clue as the the name of my bank (common short version name):

CAT PEWS