<prompt> Human: I posted yesterday as to how LinkedIn charged my debit card 619.00 for a trial membership to their premium service. I finally got a hold of them and now they are telling me that it was a fraudulent chargesomeone stole my card info. My question is, why would someone use a stolen card to purchase a premium subscription to LinkedIn for the cardholder? Is LinkedIn lying to me to save face? Assistant: Id get your cards people to reverse the charges. Dispute them, whatever. That sounds fishy as fuckHuman: LinkedIn is telling me they are going to reverse the charges. I just found it to be a weird explanation. He is recommending that I cancel my debit card and get a new one, which would be quite a pain in the ass.  <response>: Who cares if its a pain. Why take that risk? This kind of crap happens all the time. Peoples info gets stolen. Regardless of whether you think it was on LinkedIns end or a thiefs end changing your card info protects against both. Start using a credit card instead as it has better fraud protection and wont cost you much to dispute. Or you can just keep playing Russian roulette and find out the hard way. Up to you. Id just go to my bank and change it. 