If the card does not carry any fees as clearly stated on their website, you have nothing to worry about.
Closing the card will do much more damage to your credit than leaving it open.

Note: It is 100% illegal for credit cards to hide their fees.
Please google AccountNow followed by the words
complaints, scams or rip-off
There is a lot of reading to do, but mostly due to people that signed up without reading the contract.
/Check the website or call again to see if you can gain access to the account using other identifying information (name, social security number, date of birth, etc.). But I think you will have to wait for the card to arrive to obtain the account number.

2 thing to consider before cancelling the card: credit score and credit card fees.

Applying for the card has already affected your credit score. Your credit report now has an inquiry which can negatively affect your score and you have an account. Canceling the card will not erase the inquiry. As long as the account stays in good standing, it is better for your credit score to have the account open.

Review the card terms to see what fees apply. Some of these fees will be owed even if you close the account immediately.

If spending too much is a concern, you can try a couple things to keep yourself in check. Leave the card at home unless you have a specific item to purchase. Freeze the card in a block of ice so you’ll have to work really hard to get it and use it.Best advice I can give you is do not activate the card when it comes in the mail you will most likely have to activate the card by calling a number. When you receive the credit card in the mail simply shred or cut it up, and never think about it again.

Though, if your ever interested in applying or checking another credit card…this is a very reliable site to apply at http://www.cashbackrewardcreditcards.net

 

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