Scission

With phishing scams and big companies such as Sony and Adobe getting hacked, I wouldn't be suprised if an equal proportion is from compromised card numbers nowadays.

I've had 2 cards compromised from using them in restaurants overseas (I never use my primary card over the counter, so it's easy to figure out...) - one resulted in a transaction of $3,000 for drag racing parts, another for $1,500 of human hair extensions . Reported to the bank, new card issued, money refunded. No problems apart from the inconvenience of waiting for a new card.

I don't know why people even bother writing on sites like "Scambook" when it's likely their own fault for not being vigilant with their CC numbers.