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How to Change Credit Card Nmbr NoSpam 10-27-2007
Posted by Andrew on October 27, 2007, 5:55 pm
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NoSpam@Notwork.com wrote:=20
Quicken 2008

Citi Bank informed me yesterday my credit card is in a group whose =
security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card with a =
new number. I have years of data with this account.=20

Personally this would have me very concerned. When "security has been =
compromised" to me it says that this company's security and procedures =
are lax. This doesn't happen to companies if they pay attention to and =
value security of their customers sensitive data like credit card =
information. IOW they screwed up big time and the chances are pretty =
high that such a thing can happen again. As such I would definitely be =
thinking twice before continuing a financial relationship with them.

--=20
Andrew DeFaria
If mother always knows best...What happens when two mothers disagree?=20

A number of us in this NG reported this with Citibank several months =
ago (me and Laura for too, I believe) as well When I called asking for =
details, they too would not divulge what happened.

Regards -=20

- Anderew
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Posted by Han on October 27, 2007, 9:40 pm
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> A number of us in this NG reported this with Citibank several months
> ago (me and Laura for too, I believe) as well When I called asking
> for details, they too would not divulge what happened.

I would be concerned too. However, I agree with Citibank not too divulge
much detail. That could too easily lead to copycats, or people falsely
claiming problems.

Disclosure: I have several credit cards managed by Citibank. Any problems
with them have been resolved to my satisfaction.

--
Best regards
Han
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Posted by Andrew on October 28, 2007, 7:11 pm
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In fact, I even received a form from Citibank Security Services that I am
still keeping for a while which is an 'affidavit of unauthorized use" that I
need to fill out and have notorized if I ever see any charges that I did not
make appear on my card.

As my old card has been now expired for a couple of months, I guess I can
chuck this form out at sometime.

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Regards -

- Andrew



Posted by Han on October 28, 2007, 8:10 pm
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> In fact, I even received a form from Citibank Security Services that I
> am still keeping for a while which is an 'affidavit of unauthorized
> use" that I need to fill out and have notorized if I ever see any
> charges that I did not make appear on my card.
>
> As my old card has been now expired for a couple of months, I guess I
> can chuck this form out at sometime.
>
I don't remember having to have statements notarized, but if it's about
getting criminals chased away or better, I would. Remember, notarizing
means that someone verifies your signature.

--
Best regards
Han
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Posted by Oilcan on October 28, 2007, 11:54 pm
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I received that form also.

Oilcan

> In fact, I even received a form from Citibank Security Services that I am
> still keeping for a while which is an 'affidavit of unauthorized use" that
> I need to fill out and have notorized if I ever see any charges that I did
> not make appear on my card.
>
> As my old card has been now expired for a couple of months, I guess I can
> chuck this form out at sometime.
>
> --
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Regards -
>
> - Andrew
>


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