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@lambo003 wrote:
I was a victim in the recent Kmart credit card breach. My creditor informed me of the issue when I went to take care of something else. My new card is in the mail and thankfully I am not liable for any potential charges. But last year around this time my card was breached and it was reported as lost/stolen and my credit score dropped 25 points. I am wondering if the same thing will happen again this time and/or if this happened to anyone else?
You just shipped your breaches!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL4lSavSepc
Note to self: just pretend everywhere you used your credit card had its data breached that way you wouldn't even be surprised.
@Themanwhocan wrote:
@lambo003 wrote:
I was a victim in the recent Kmart credit card breach. My creditor informed me of the issue when I went to take care of something else. My new card is in the mail and thankfully I am not liable for any potential charges. But last year around this time my card was breached and it was reported as lost/stolen and my credit score dropped 25 points. I am wondering if the same thing will happen again this time and/or if this happened to anyone else?You just shipped your breaches!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL4lSavSepc
Thats really funny I keep re-playing it over and over hahhaha
They have shipped you a new card!
@gingerflower wrote:
When was there a kmart breach? I used one of my cc a week ago..Ugh!
http://fortune.com/2014/10/10/kmart-becomes-latest-retailer-to-suffer-security-breach/
I'm truly getting sick and tired hearing about all these US data breaches!....I wonder how frequent this problem is in other parts of the world?
@L-TWT wrote:I'm truly getting sick and tired hearing about all these US data breaches!....I wonder how frequent this problem is in other parts of the world?
The business I work for has a lot of customers in UK and I constantly get calls from them to update their card details as their card was comprimised/breached. And they have chip and pin over there...