Using paypal,and using your CC online on sites like Amazon is usually pretty safe. The places you have to worry about are the ones where you hand them your card like a restaurant.
Some cards have a chip in them that can be read remotely. Someone posted a link that explained how that works a few months ago.
Why would a cc company tell how they were scammed? You can't expect them to publicize their weakness.
My sis' card was locked because the cc company suspected it had been stolen. She tried using the card to purchase something while visiting from CA. She called the company. They explained someone had tried to use the card to make a purchase in IL so they locked it. She told them yes, she had tried to make a purchase in IL, and pointed out that if they checked the two previous charges they would find one was for an airline ticket to IL and the other was for a rental car in IL.
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