<prompt> Human: Today, I found out my credit card was skimmed. I have push notifications sent to my phone every time I make a purchase. Yes, it can be annoying for the small purchases, but today it alerted me to the fact that my card information had been stolen. I was in a meeting at work today when I got a push notification saying Id just made a purchase at Starbucks for 100. Obviously, this wasnt the case because I was sitting in a conference room. I stepped out, made a call to my credit card company and they swiftly locked the card and marked the transaction as fraud. Because I typically do my grocery shopping at the beginning of the week, pack my lunches, and cook dinner at home, I likely wouldnt have bought anything for a few days, giving me no reason to check my account records. If I didnt have the notifications, I probably wouldnt have noticed the transaction until the end of the week, when I typically review my accounts and upcoming bills.If your cardbanking app has this feature available, I urge you to turn it on! It could prevent a bad situation from getting worse!  <response>: My Capital One card had those and I loved them. When I got my chase card I had to set a threshold of 0, so instead of notifications like Charge of blah to your card, now the notifications are like Charge of blah was higher than your minimum threshold of 0, but at least I can still get them. 