On Mar 4, 10:58*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
Once again, I think you're being foolhardy. I found a bogus charge
from a New York city jewelry store on my credit card and immediately
canceled the card. The owner of the jewelry store said the item
had already been shipped to South Africa and that he was the one who
was going to have to eat the loss. Be careful out there in cyberspace.

Had you ever dealt with that jewelry store, before?

Some people use those virtual credit cards for purchasing online, I
guess they're a good idea. You just create a temporary number from
one of your existing cards, right? Other people use a card with an
extremely low credit limit for online purchases.

Maybe I've just been lucky.

I'll read that cnet article.