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Changing credit cards is a bit of a hassle because of recurring billing tied to the account, one time I missed changing my trash bill over (easier to miss becau

Changing credit cards is a bit of a hassle because of recurring billing tied to the account, one time I missed changing my trash bill over (easier to miss because it wasn't monthly) so I'm hesitant to just change cards if I don't absolutely have to. I wish there was some decent way to determine whether expected likelihood of the card I had linked to PSN having fraud * hassle of dealing with said fraud exceeds hassle of pre-emptively replacing card 'just in case'. I'm presently erring on the default of 'wait and see' just because it seems easier right now, but 'seems easier right now' is probably a poor thing to base the decision on.

monochromatic 15y ago
Eh I agree. I'll keep a closer eye on credit card statements for awhile, but I don't want to hassle with changing credit cards.
irons 15y ago
The next time you replace a card (a shiny nickel says it'll happen before the card naturally expires), keep a list of every place you had to update it online. Takes the sting out of replacing it again in the future. I'm holding off only because Mint loses its mind when I replace an American Express card. God, I hate Mint. Time to dump them, too.
- ZoFreX 15y ago
  One place: LastPass's "Fill Forms" entry for my debit card.