So I wanted to buy 2 digital games on Amazon, but I don't live in the US, Amazon also doesn't accept my credit card, so I bought gift cards. It still asked me to give a cc, so I've used a random cc generator, and now my account is on hold and they're requesting me to send documents, that show me using the fake cc. What should I do, consider the money lost or try to contact the support, I'm afraid, that if I contact the support, I might get in trouble.

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I had a Citibank card which offered a very convenient feature: through my browser, I could get a virtual credit card number *with a max total*. This means, you could generate a card with say $50 on it, give it to an on-line vendor or a fast-food place, and if someone gets that number, they couldn't possibly charge more than the limit. You could generate these cards and not worry about them. As of last week, they changed it so that these virtual cards now allow that max $ amount to be *charged every day*. This means that you have to remember to go back and cancel them once the vendor uses them - a total hassle, and less secure. What do people recommend for a way to quickly generate virtual card numbers with a max total (not max per day) - surely there are services for this still. What is a good, reputable one that enables virtual credit card numbers via a Mac app or a web page?