Don't bother selling mine, guys. It's already cancelled. And if Sony was responsible and contacted everyone, with big bold letters saying their credit card in

Don't bother selling mine, guys. It's already cancelled. And if Sony was responsible and contacted everyone, with big bold letters saying their credit card info was stolen, the rest of them would be cancelled, too. Instead, they waited a week and a half before emailing, and then only said that cards -might- have been taken and they couldn't tell for sure. The only responsible thing would have been to assume they were and inform your customers of such. I've seen people saying that because it 'might' not have been stolen, and it's a hassle to get a new card, they aren't going to bother and just wait to see if any fraud happens. Ugh. Sony actually should do 1 step better and contact the credit card venders directly and get them all invalidated. Just to be safe. It'll be bad PR, but with all the other bad PR lately, it's a drop in the bucket and at least errs on the side of safety for a change.