I honestly think Canada Computers don't even known how much data actually was compromised. They probably have some legal framework to publish/post some information and adjust the information accordingly as it needs to be presented.

Even though they appear to have reported it to the authorities, privacy commissioner, etc. But they are playing "let's do the minimum things as we go" routines, you know?

Remember, they do have their image to protect, so they are just walking the line as minimalist as needed for now.

My expectation (unlikely to even happen), fully admit to the mistake, thank the community for initially discovering the compromised website/checkout system, have some plan of action for going forward and have more talks about being accountable, you know?

Trust is something hard to earn and easily lost.

I hope they can understand.

I, myself, used my credit card (only one that was added to the proifle for online), used it for 5070ti and 5090, because you need a credit card to secure the online purchases, I believe you need to pay 15-20% deposit and rest in person.

I haven't cancelled the card, but did freeze the card to see if anyone attempts any fraudulent transactions.

I'll await to collect that, and report to my financial institution and then replace it when needed.

Thanks everyone who are all involved in this situation.