Checked Your Bank Account Lately or Credit Card

40 million Credit and Debit Card's Information was stolen from Target, if you shopped in a store between Nov 21, 2013 and Dec 15, 2013 and paid with a Card well sum skum bag has the information from your mag stripe, all they need to do their Christmas Shopping. I killed my debit card now I can't go to the ATM to get money to you know.

Just an FYI.

If you shopped on line at Target they say you are ok.

Yup.

My friend in Chicago was hit.

Thanks for the 411

Heard about this on the news but didn't know the additional detail you just provided so I am safe if it is correct. But I watch my accounts on-line anyways just in case.

SF

Just received email from my bank about this. New card on its way to me. Crazy

B35H

If you use a mastercard or visa you are protected.

So glad I haven't shopped at a Target in a long time

Link for further info: http://www.chicagotribune.com/busine...tory?track=rss

I did Xmas shop there and used my debit card. Checked my balance online, no problems. and had my credit union cancel my old debit card and replaced it with a new one

Never shopped there until this past Saturday. Cards being cancelled.

the good thing about this situation is that it causes people to more closely review their finances and not let months and months go by until they finally catch wind and try to get their bank to fix the impossible. youd be surprised how reckless people can be.

im not too worried about it , not changing my credit card #, just monitor your account on a monthly basis and review all your charges. people can get swindled out of their money even when big public scandals like this appear.....(omg freaking timeshares)

New card on it's way.

My bank told me the same thing... ugh!

If you use a mastercard or visa you are protected.

Yes that means your refund to your account IF REPORTED will take less time

https://corporate.target.com/discove...rtantguestinfo


http://money.cnn.com/2013/12/20/news...t-credit-hack/

On a side note HI APPLE

http://thehackernews.com/2013/12/you...py-on-you.html