Year ago ordered a pack of supplemnt to clenbuterol.cc and paid by credit card after account opening on their website with mandatory use of my e-mail address as Username.
Everything looked to be going smoothly placing the order but right the next morning when I tried to check my e-mails, Yahoo refrained to give access followed by a message that there's been suspicious activity on the account and I need to change my password.
Oddly enough the same thing happened to my bank account. It came to my mind that giving their luck a try they might had hoped that I used the same password (since a lot of people do) on their website as I do for daily used websites like my e-mail provider.
It was more than obvious that I couldn't prove anything so I sucked it up! Meanwhile I wasn't sure myself yet, despite that logging problem never had happened to me in 10 years using Yahoo and a few less of my banking. A month later I received an envelope with some pencils in it and a bag of unmarked, unknown pills that plainly were counterfeit.
Since then I decided not to risk my identity online and just shoped through Paypal or only and only! Three websites I could limit myself to; Ebay, Costco, Shopping channel.
Seven months later trying to pay in a local store the very same credit card got blocked and contacting the center I was checked to see if I had spent money in a hotel abroad or buying $700 cosmetic products online.
I learned my lesson while didn't loose anything fortunately and I'm sure credit card companies have their own strategy to handle these types of problems but I spent time writing this to make sure to have done my part to raising awareness among others.
Do Not risk your ID and credit record on them.
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