| Kasz216 said: Also, don't be afraid to use your Credit Cards. Honestly you have much more to worry about from the stuff Sony lost for sure then your Credit Card. I mean your Credit Card gets some charges on it that you didn't pay for... you dispute them... and it's done. I mean, that happened to me on my debit card and they fowarded me the money right away while they did their investigation.
You've got more to worry about with people opening up new Credit Cards with your name and stuff like that. |
Yeah, fraud on an existing card should be the least of anyone's worries. There's definitely a safety in numbers aspect here. If you dispute a charge and have Playstation Network charges on previous statements, your credit card company is going to take your word for it. Chase's fraud prevention system in particular seems to have a hair trigger, anyway. They freeze my card until I verify that all my charges are legitimate about every two months or so for no apparent reason. (Must be all that online porn.)
