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Quite a lot are probably services you don't use anymore, and that don't have up-to-date payment methods. In which case you can just write them off.

• philjackson 4y ago
  You probably don't want your identity taken on them either - that might open up some attack surfaces. Best advice is just take the hit and change the passwords for everything.
  • JAM1971 4y ago
    In addition to changing passwords (one unique and complex password per site), now is a great time to simply delete accounts that you no longer use.
    • picture 4y ago
      Not all sites offer that, especially smaller ones. I've had to deal with this before, and even emailing every contact email I could find doesn't help. I ended up changing the passphrases of all the other services instead.
    • ajot 4y ago
      When I started using a password manager I did this: change repeating passwords, and delete info on sites I don't use any more. JustDeleteMe [0] has a good list of account deletion methods and links for different pages. [0] https://justdeleteme.xyz/index.html https://justdeleteme.xyz/index.html
    • NikolaNovak 4y ago
      Sadly that's either obscure or unavailable for majority of sites. (similarly and a major peeve - vast majority of signup verification emails do not have a "no this is NOT me that signed up, delete this email" option! My email gets misused a lot in some countries where my name is common and I have no easy recourse to deny it)