<prompt> Human: My credit card was compromised a few weeks ago, so I got a new one recently. In the time before I activated my new card, most of subscription services lapsed, such as Hulu and Netflix.I activated my new card and renewed my Hulu subscription, but didnt bother with Netflix because I decided I didnt use it much anymore. However, I just received an email from Netflix telling me they have processed the payment, and showed the last four digits of my new card.My question is- how on earth did they get this new cc number? Did my bank Wells Fargo just give it to them? Just seems kind of odd. Thanks!Edit- So many responses, thank you everyone for chiming in. There are a ton of people with similar experiences, glad Im not the only one. Seems like the tl;dr of this thread is dont assume that getting a new credit card will prevent charges from subscription services like Netflix or Xbox Live, because they can easily access your new cc number.Edit 2- For all the people wondering why I thought it was reasonable to just stop paying- I was going to eventually log in and cancel or suspend the account, but I received this charge first and began wondering what had happened. I guess it was naive but I didnt view Netflix as a service that I owed them money for since I stop paying they stop streaming. I assume youre paying for the month youre about to use Netflix for, not the previous month like, ok you used our streaming service for one month, now you owe us 10 bucks.Assistant: Netflix likely participates in the Visa Account Updater program. Merchants enrolled in VAU receive updates to cardholder account information, including new account number and new expiration dates. Human: I see, sounds like a reasonable explanation. Thanks!  <response>: When my CC was compromised, Chase said that merchants with a history of auto payments for 6 months or more would automatically get the new number and I didnt have to do anything. But merchants where I had to pull the trigger Amazon had to be updated manually. All in all, it seemed like a pretty good mix of convenience and security. 