I really like the way Simple handled this situation. Their notification to me was actually the first I heard about this happening. They even suggested leveragin

I really like the way Simple handled this situation. Their notification to me was actually the first I heard about this happening. They even suggested leveraging the feature to temporary block the card as an added security measure. An excerpt from their message: Due to a recent data security breach at a large national chain, we’re sending you a new Simple card. No worries: your current card will continue to work as normal until you receive and activate the new card in about 5-7 business days. And of course, there’s no fee to replace this card. We have no evidence to suggest that your specific card was compromised. We are taking this step as a precaution, since you shopped at the store in question during the time of the compromise.