If you have a sock drawer full of credit cards, having a card compromised is just part of the game. I can’t go more than a few months before I get an alert asking me if my card was used in one place or another.
The most recent case of fraud came while I was on my work trip to New York. Someone decided to steal one of my card numbers and go on one of the most depressing spending sprees I’ve ever seen in Huntsville, Alabama.
Obviously, it was fraud because who needs to go to Zaxby’s right after eating at Sonic?
So after getting that sorted out and receiving my new cards, I figured I was off the hook for a while. Then I got an email from Chase.
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