[heywire]

Definitely if you used a debit card, since it could take a couple days to get any fraudulent charges reversed. Probably less important if you used a credit card, since you'll not have to pay for those charges and they'll just send you a new card at that point. I guess it just depends on if you want to be inconvenienced now or later :)

I personally used my credit card at one of the affected stores, and I do not plan on calling in to have my card number changed. I'll just keep a close eye on my statements (that, and I have alerts sent to my phone via SMS for any charge over $0.01, so I'd know pretty quickly)

[toomuchtodo]

I have an Amex charge card with push notifications, so I'm going to let it ride. Thank you for the reply!

[heywire]

Amex is probably the company I'd trust the most to handle the situation. I've never been let down by their customer service.