The Better Business Bureau has some suggestions for Target customers who are concerned that their credit or debit cards may have been compromised by the data breach announced by the retailer.
"First of all, if you used a credit card at Target in the past few weeks, don't panic," advises Carrie Hurt, President and CEO of the Council of Better Business Bureaus. "You are not liable for any fraudulent charges on your account, and there are some simple things you can do to make sure your card was not used fraudulently."
"Target has already issued a warning for consumers and is working with banks and credit card issuers to alert them to which numbers were stolen," Hurt added. "You can expect to hear from your bank if your card information is identified as having been compromised, and you can always call the customer service number on your card if you have a question."
BBB suggests the following advice.
For those who shopped at Target with a credit card:
Tuesday
April 16th, 2024
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