You "think" this? Can't you check with your bank if this has happened and if so, cancel your card instead of wasting time speculating on here about it?
So you are telling me that I should jump the gun and cancel my credit card only to have a long fucking process to go through to get another one all because I think somebody might be able to use my details but haven't yet???
You are one dense motherfucker.
I guess the real thing to be afraid of is how much information they know. If they know enough, they could open a completely account or new credit card and put you in a massive amount of debt without you knowing.
I've had to do this a couple of times when I've lost my card: one phone call to the bank to cancel it and then a week or two waiting for another card to arrive and in the meantime I could withdraw over the counter at the bank.
So sorry for trying to help with a practical solution for you.
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Don't do it, scumbag.
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You aren't necessarily. There was a 50/50 chance that you were but it appears as though you aren't, so it's all good.
Why am I a scumbag? I'm asking because I think somebody managed to get my details and I'm afraid they can use those details to buy things
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You "think" this? Can't you check with your bank if this has happened and if so, cancel your card instead of wasting time speculating on here about it?
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So you are telling me that I should jump the gun and cancel my credit card only to have a long fucking process to go through to get another one all because I think somebody might be able to use my details but haven't yet???
You are one dense motherfucker.
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Uh, "if so" were the key words in that comment, dense one.
I guess the real thing to be afraid of is how much information they know. If they know enough, they could open a completely account or new credit card and put you in a massive amount of debt without you knowing.
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What they should do is to call the bank and get a new card with different numbers... Problem solved...
I've had to do this a couple of times when I've lost my card: one phone call to the bank to cancel it and then a week or two waiting for another card to arrive and in the meantime I could withdraw over the counter at the bank.
So sorry for trying to help with a practical solution for you.