I need some advice on Credit Card Fraud?

Question

Okay, i went to this site http://www.thetaoofmakingmoney.com/2007/04/12/324.html
and learned how to make *Valid credit card numbers.
i went on steam, punched in the credit card info. (all fake)
and i completed the entire thing. im at the point were it is showing me my receipt. Im really wondering if i should press that Purchase button and download the game (half-life2).
i enterd in completly fake billing information and such, and i am not anywhere remotly close to living in the united states.
Will they be able to track me down and arrest me if i push that "Purchase button"?
or will everything go good and i will be with a free game no sweat?
OR~~ will they ban my account all together from steam leaving me unable to play the game?
so...
Should i Go for it? Getting the free game and all?

Answer 1

I'm betting it won't go through. The credit card authorization system checks for more than a valid number. That's why some legitimate cards get declined. The card holders may be late on payments or over limit, or may have closed the account.

I'm betting unless it happens to be an active account number in good standing, and the expiration date matches, it will be declined.

Answer 2

A credit card is more of a necessity nowadays rather than being a luxury or a status symbol. As a matter of fact having a credit card can be extremely advantageous for many individuals. With it, they can easily make purchases even if they do not have enough cash with them or even with none at all – plus the convenience and of course establishing a good credit standing that comes with owning a credit card.

Using the bills and the slips they will have when using credit cards, a user will be able to trace all of the expenses they have made with the card, thus making their financial management easier to perform, other advantages are the rebates and other rewards that they may receive every time they use their credit cards to finance their expenses. And with so much advantages that could be availed through credit card payments, many individuals and families simply integrate a credit card account with their daily financial management activities.

The popularity of credit card ownership has been pushed further with the growth of the internet as a merchant, In fact, there are now hundreds to thousands of credit card offerings over the internet, most of which are sent in the form of an email message. Check your email inbox and you will find various credit card companies advertising their credit plans to potential clients, some of which are; zero-percent APR for one year, higher rebate percentage on every purchase, and more of the like.

But wait, have you noticed something? Why are most of these credit card advertisements ended up on the bulk section of your email inbox? You are most probably aware of the purpose of the bulk section, it is to store suspicious messages or commonly referred to as "spam" messages.

Does it mean that credit card advertisements in the form of an email message sent on the bulk section of your inbox are fraudulent?

Probably, yes. As a matter of fact, a number of studies have shown that almost 93 percent of credit card offerings that ended up in the bulk section of your email inbox are fraudulent. Most of these advertisements will try to lure individuals, special APR for new credit card applicants, attractive incentives, and high percentages of rebates. Get more information at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/article/140,The_Reality_About_Credit_Card_Fraud