Yes. While the law does not permit the mailing of unsolicited cards, the card issuer can substitute one credit card for another.
For example, your card issuer can send a substitute card when there is a change in the card issuer's name, the name of the card, or the features of the card. After the substitution, only one credit account can remain active for use.
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