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1. Look at your checking account history over the last few months and note any companies charging your DEBIT CARD automatically on a routine basis.
2. Determine if you want these auto billings to continue on schedule
3. If YES – Contact billers customer service to update your card number with them
4. If NO – you won’t need to do a thing. Your old card number will no long work and any charges to your old card will be declined.
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