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In the discussion thread: MasterCard, Visa confirm credit card data theft described as 'massive' [View all]

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Fri Mar 30, 2012, 03:08 PM

southernyankeebelle (10,718 posts)

16. No I know it doesn't cost more. But I like getting the call right away within 30 mins when a charge

is made.

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29 replies	Author	Time	Post
MasterCard, Visa confirm credit card data theft described as 'massive' [View all]	Julian Englis	Mar 2012	OP
Oh, come ON! I just got a new card YESTERDAY. n/t	Ian David	Mar 2012	#1
Paypal perhaps? nt	bemildred	Mar 2012	#2
Nope - Global Payments.	dipsydoodle	Mar 2012	#15
Reading the article	drm604	Mar 2012	#3
poorly written article -- maybe 10 million accounts are affected.	unblock	Mar 2012	#4
we just canceled a card because a fraudulent charge showed up.	unblock	Mar 2012	#5
This is very ungood.	Ruby the Liberal	Mar 2012	#6
I have VISA and any time I order something online I get a phone call to verify the purchase. I	southernyankeebelle	Mar 2012	#7
why is it worth it if it costs you the cost of the protection plan?	CreekDog	Mar 2012	#9
Well I just trust it more. I had a charge on my account once that wasn't mine. I called they	southernyankeebelle	Mar 2012	#11
yeah but getting a new card is free	CreekDog	Mar 2012	#13
No I know it doesn't cost more. But I like getting the call right away within 30 mins when a charge	southernyankeebelle	Mar 2012	#16
Ok I understand that. There is a free way to do that too, however.	CreekDog	Mar 2012	#17
Thank you I appreciate your input. Nothing wrong with you wanting to help. I really appreciate it.	southernyankeebelle	Mar 2012	#19
nuisance	tru	Mar 2012	#21
Good for you.	southernyankeebelle	Mar 2012	#22
Merchants on hook for 'Global Payments' breach	jannyk	Mar 2012	#8
F*	LittleGirl	Mar 2012	#10
Wow, I was notified last week that my debit card was compromised	freeplessinseattle	Mar 2012	#12
Same here (in DE) - "Irregular activity" to the tune of $600	woodsprite	Apr 2012	#26
scary, good thing you didn't have to pay for the theft!	freeplessinseattle	Apr 2012	#27
Hubby thinks it came from a transaction at our RV storage place	woodsprite	Apr 2012	#28
It is not Visa or MC, but the payment processor - the companies that service retail card swipes	PuppyBismark	Mar 2012	#14
TIA, Total Information Awareness lives	just1voice	Mar 2012	#18
yottabytes - wow:	Mnemosyne	Mar 2012	#20
I got hit on one of my VISA cards this month.	Behind the Aegis	Mar 2012	#23
Very scary stuff.	virgogal	Mar 2012	#24
One of the many reasons to never swipe you're debit card at a retailer.	sarcasmo	Apr 2012	#25
What they need is a tax cut, to keep this sort of thing from happening again.	LaydeeBug	Apr 2012	#29

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