Anyone else cancelled their credit cards?

PSN being down hasn't bothered me as my wife just had our first child so i've been in hospital, but as soon as I heard the news I just didn't want to take the risk and have ordered new cards and put a block on the old ones.

meanwhile Steam it is, I luv my ps3 gaming too much to be to pissed off though.

I deactivatedmy debit card. I rather be safe than sorry down the line.

yeah im heading to the bank tomorrow to see what i can do
never hurts to be too careful

I took my CC details off sonys service before they got hit.

According to Sony, the 3-digit security code wasn't stored, so they don't have it. I haven't cancelled my debit card, but I'm gonna watch it like a hawk.

Not yet, my bank is pretty far from where I live but I plan doing it soon and having another card and probably bank account in general issued to me. It didn'thit me until today that my credit card info was in jeopardy. I hadn't used psn or purchased anything in so long I forgot I had my credit card info on there.

Congrats on becoming a DAD :D , that's the most beautifull thing that can happen in a mans life.

On the toppic, i didn't, i just contacted my bank and explained to them what is happening, and they assured me that they will keep a close eye.

Congrats on becoming a DAD :D , that's the most beautifull thing that can happen in a mans life.

On the toppic, i didn't, i just contacted my bank and explained to them what is happening, and they assured me that they will keep a close eye.

Canceled all my cards, switched all my accounts, Changed my e-mail & all my passwords.

I never had a credit card on there in the first place.

I cancelled the card I previously used on PSN and changed all my passwords. I admit I was foolish to use the same password for PSN as my email, now I have a unique password for every account. Very inconvenient though and I'm not happy about it.

I canceled my credit card that I had with PSN and asked for a replacement from my bank. I would rather do this now then have issues later. However I must say that this is the only account that I had linked to that credit card, so it wasn't that difficult. I can see where if someone has multiple accounts linked to their credit card where it could be a real pain to rearrange everything.

PSN being down hasn't bothered me as my wife just had our first child so i've been in hospital, but as soon as I heard the news I just didn't want to take the risk and have ordered new cards and put a block on the old ones.

meanwhile Steam it is, I luv my ps3 gaming too much to be to pissed off though.

Totalgym9000

Congrats on your baby! :)

I use PSN cards, so I don't have to worry about my card info being stolen. I figured something like this would happen eventually, so I played it safe and bought PSN cards. lol

If i did use a credit card though, I would have either canceled it or got it replaced right away.

Rang my credit card company yesterday and asked for a new card and number....better safe than sorry!!

I started using my Debit Card on PSN when PSN cards weren't in good circulation and I couldn't find any. Good thing I would only input my info to add money in my wallet and then right after delete it. Never store your Debit / Credit card information anywhere online whether it be a console or a website etc...FlamesOfGrey

There's no reason to, there's no indication that cc infos are stolen and even if, they're encrypted

Nope and I don't see why very many people care. I would be more concerned if I had a debit card on there, since those sometimes aren't as easy to get your money back from. However, I've had someone purchase tuition with my credit card for a few thousand dollars from some university I've never heard of, so I called my credit card company and they instanstly reversed the charges and sent me a new card. I usually check my statement online every few days anyways.

What I am more concerned with is my other information getting stolen such as name, address, birth date, ssn, etc. That type of information can be used to open all sorts of accounts that I would never know about until bills get turned over to collection agencies and you get dinged on your actual credit score. Most people don't check their credit score very often, since it usually costs money or you can get a free report once a year. By then the damage could be done which you would then have to spend considerable time fighting and getting the marks reversed.

I had a new debit card reissued solely for precautionary reasons. I've had my account infiltrated and robbed before and I would not like to repeat that experience.

I had gotten a new card probably a few weeks before this happened so I was ahead of the game,...due to losing my cards.