I think the best solution, for now, is to just regularly check your full credit report for anything you don&#x27;t recognize and watch your credit card, debit card statements for any purchases you don&#x27;t recognize.<p>I&#x27;ve had credit cards get compromised in the past, and it was actually quite painless to have my bank (Chase) shut the card down and issue a new one.<p>Your information can be stolen from SO MANY sources and not just Amazon customer service. It&#x27;s impossible to guarantee who sees any of your personal information once you share it with ANYONE on the internet (Amazon, Google, some random retailer, domain registrar, etc.).<p>The server at your local Applebees could steal your CC info.<p>Be sensible with where you share personal information, but don&#x27;t be unreasonable. It&#x27;s safe to use Amazon.<p>Just watch your credit report (regardless of whether you feel you&#x27;re at high risk) and bank statements.<p>If&#x2F;when a problem arises, then deal with it.