Due to the sheer size of the Epsilon Marketing Breach, the list of affected companies grows daily.  Here is a list of the affected companies reported so far:

Kroger
JPMorgan Chase
Capital One
Citi
New York & Company
US Bank
Barclays Bank of Delaware
Barclay’s L.L. Bean Visa card
Brookstone
McKinsey Quarterly
TiVo
College Board
Walgreens
Ameriprise
Marriott Rewards
Ritz-Carlton Rewards
Disney Destinations (The Walt Disney Travel Company)
Benefit Cosmetics
Home Shoppers Network (HSN)
AbeBook
Best Buy
Best Buy Canada Reward Zone
Robert Half International
Borders
City Market
Dillons
Food 4 Less
Fred Meyer
Fry’s
Hilton Honors
Jay C
King Soopers
QFC
Ralphs
Smith Brands
Verizon
Visa
AIR MILES Reward Program (Canada)
Beachbody
bebe
College Board
Eileen Fisher
Ethan Allen
Lacoste
Red Roof Inn
Target
1-800-FLOWERS
Ann Taylor
Viking River Cruises
BJ’s Visa
World Financial Network National Bank
Victoria’s Secret card
Express card
Catherine’s card
TripAdvisor.com
TIAA-CREF
TD Ameritrade
Smith Brands
Scottrade
Robert Half International
MoneyGram
Marks & Spencer
Eurosport Soccer
Eddie Bauer Friends
Dell Australia
Charter Communications
ExxonMobil card
Home Depot card
NTB card
The Place
Crucial
Stonebridge Life Insurance
Tastefully Simple
Chadwick’s
Dressbarn
Fashion Bug
Giant Eagle
J.Crew
Lane Bryant
Maurice’s
PotteryBarn
RadioShack
Sears
Smile Generation Financial
The Limited
United Retail Group
Avenue
Jessica London
OneStopPlus
Value City Furniture

Although Epsilon states only 2% of the companies they work were impacted the list is growing, and most consumers plugged into the net received at least one letter that started “We regret to inform you”

Unfortunately this databreach has become old news.. so I will continue to gather these names as they become available.