Y. Wayne Huang wayne530

I hereby claim:

I am wayne530 on github.
I am wayne530 (https://keybase.io/wayne530) on keybase.
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	Dear Valued Wine Library Customer:

	We are writing you today regarding a security breach that may have involved the credit card information you used to make a purchase at WineLibrary.com. While the full extent of the breach has not been verified - and it is possible you were not affected – we wanted to be sure to share with you what we could. This email is not intended to comply with statutory duties to notify you. We will comply with those duties separate and apart from this email. We wanted to get this email to you so that you could confirm that any credit accounts you used with us are not experiencing any adverse activity.

	What you can do: Before we get into the specifics of what happened, we appreciate that you understandably want to know what you should do to ensure your private information is protected. We encourage you to consider the following:
	• Contact the financial institution that issued the credit card you used to make a purchase at WineLibrary.com and make it aware of this notice an