Hm, interesting. I've had surprising fraudulent charges on a WF card just a few days ago. They texted and emailed me, but I had to call them myself (not that I

Hm, interesting. I've had surprising fraudulent charges on a WF card just a few days ago. They texted and emailed me, but I had to call them myself (not that I would've trusted a call, I even wondered for a minute if SMS was a fraud attempt). The issue is, it was a card that I keep only because it's the oldest card I have, that I don't really ever pull out of my wallet anymore. I'm not familiar with the underground stuff but I suppose stolen CC numbers are typically sold reasonably fast (months, not years) and used while they're still fresh? If that's the case, while two random anecdotal data points don't prove anything, I start to wonder if it's possible that WF was recently compromised.