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Selling stolen or fraudulently obtained credit-card numbers is a federal crime in the U.S.
If a stolen U.S. card number with CVV is purchased on the dark web, it may technically be processed for some transactions in South Africa because major networks like Visa and Mastercard are widely acc...
Operating or using carding and fraud websites exposes actors to multiple federal criminal statutes that carry heavy prison terms and fines, civil exposure, and investigative scrutiny that often levera...
Using or obtaining another person’s credit card number without their consent is generally illegal and treated as fraud under federal and state law when done with intent to obtain goods, money, or serv...
Purchasing stolen payment-card data in the United States can trigger a web of federal and state criminal statutes — including laws criminalizing trafficking in access devices, identity theft, wire/mai...