********** SNAKE RIVER FARMS BREACH************

bucky925

I understand there is another thread going about this, but for those of you that recived a letter from SRF I would suggest you deactivate which ever credit or debit card you used.

I checked my account this morning before leaving town for our daughters graduation and there was over 2k in fraudulent charges.  The bank is working to get it straightened out, but they were slick.  All the charges arn't scheduled to post until Sunday. I figure the scum didn't think people would check over the weekend.   Someone has a nice collection of prepaid phones, a nice set of bose speakers, super cool kicks and a ton to stuff from Wal-mart. 

GATraveller

Good job staying vigilant.  
I really hate a thief. 

JohnInCarolina

Well that sucks.  Anyone here get one of the emails?

northGAcock

My bank actually canceled my cards and reissued prior to my receiving my letter in the mail. As the OP of the other thread.....the letter was the actual confirmation of what happened and identified the merchant. 

Thanks for sharing.

Sardonicus

Damned Russians!

bucky925

JohnInCarolina said:

Well that sucks.  Anyone here get one of the emails?

It wasn't a email, it was in form of a letter. 

tarheelmatt

If you call and tell them, the'll give you a coupon code for 50% off your next entire order.  

byrne092

Placed an order this week, no fraud charges luckily

YEMTrey

I placed an order during last years BOGO period.  I haven't received an email from them though. 

bucky925

YEMTrey said:

I placed an order during last years BOGO period.  I haven't received an email from them though. 

I do not have the letter anymore, but I think it was for orders between Nov-Feb.

northGAcock

bucky925 said:

YEMTrey said:

I placed an order during last years BOGO period.  I haven't received an email from them though. 

I do not have the letter anymore, but I think it was for orders between Nov-Feb.

I have the letter. I want put it here but would be glad to email or PM a copy to anyone if you PM me. I believe they are obligated to notify anyone who was effected by the breach.

Ladeback69

I did my last order over the phone so I would think I shouldn't have a problem I hope.  I haven't seen any charges I don't know about on my debit card.

lousubcap

Here's a link to the initial alertment on the forum:
Anyone else get a letter from Snake River Farms yesterday?  It includes a response from a SRF rep.  FYI-

Ozzie_Isaac

lousubcap said:

Here's a link to the initial alertment on the forum:
Anyone else get a letter from Snake River Farms yesterday?  It includes a response from a SRF rep.  FYI-

I ordered in December, but have not received am email.

I use Paypal though, so based on SRF response that system was not breached.

SRFANNELLA

Hey gang. Thanks for staying on top of all of this and keeping us in the loop of any questions you have. Sean answered questions in the other thread but we just wanted to follow up and reiterate customers who used Paypal or placed thier order over the phone, were not affected. The breach was between Nov 22 and April 4 so any of the Black Friday BOGO deals would not have been affected. We continue to be here to answer any questions and you'd like, please feel free to private message me and we will get you taken care of!   

lousubcap

@SRFANNELLA  - I definitely appreciate the proactive stance here.  I only hope that those who have been affected are able to resolve the whole thing without any impact.  Hard to believe you guys would be singled out given the target rich environment out there.  Nothing is safe these days.  Thanks for posting here.
I have no affiliation with SRF or this forum other than to enjoy their products and the forum.

OneNole03

I had a fraudulent charge on my card 3 weeks ago and then got the letter from SRF a week later. I was wondering if it was related. 

GrateEggspectations

I have no knowledge of this particular breach and of the specific dataset compromised, but if it includes your email address and a password that you have reused across other accounts, change the passwords on those other accounts. Password reuse is a huge cause of secondary breaches.

Generally speaking, breaches of credit card information alone, while stressful and anxiety-producing, are not terribly severe, as cardholders are not generally on the hook for fraudulent charges (the exception being when a cardholder fails to notice the fraudulent charge and it also goes undetected by the merchant or payment processor).

Good on you for spotting this @bucky925.

pescadorzih

I haven't been affected by the breach, but I am glad to hear SRF  is on top, of this and being a top notch merchant. 
I look forward to doing business with them in the future.