It bugs me when these guys just offer the advice to go back and check your statement for suspicious activity. When 40 million cards are stolen, it's not as if t

It bugs me when these guys just offer the advice to go back and check your statement for suspicious activity. When 40 million cards are stolen, it's not as if the thief/thieves are going on a personal buying spree. They obviously intend to sell the cards on the black market. So, their advice to not replace cards is irresponsible and literally helps the thieves to comfirm to potential buyers that the cards are likely still good. And, of course, once your card is exposed you're always at risk of future fraud. Are we all just supposed to be paranoid now (moreso than usual, that is)?