Maybe you could abuse this to create a lot of netflix accounts, but you aren't really going to be able to buy anything with just the PAN/cvv/expiry.
It's a website that specializes in letting criminals convert credit card details (PAN/cvv/expiry) into bitcoin while exposing them to minimal risk.
There are very real ways to commit such fraud.
Absolute statements like this are so hard to back up.
For instance, if you live in Cuba, Iran, Syria, North Korea, or Syria, Amazon.com gift cards are worthless.
I know I received some AmericanEagle gift cards as a promotion recently, and unloaded them for less than face value just because I had absolutely no need/want to use them.
Many credit card rewards programs offer Amazon gift cards as a redemption option. The points:value ratio on these is generally significantly better than the ratio on cash rebates, even when you consider the hit taken on sites like purse.
e.g. 10,000 points might be redeemable for $100 in Amazon GC, but only $50 in cash, so even if you get the GC and sell them for $85, you still do better than if you had straight redeemed it for USD.
I'm sure it may seem so for someone who's really never dealt with fraud, but it's definitely not as easy as just signing up to amazon and making an order.
If you tried to use UK cards gained from doing this, I assure you, not a single one of your orders would ever ship.
You'd just be wasting your time getting all your drop addresses (or purse customer addresses) blacklisted.
Why not just buy magnetic stripe dumps for a couple of $ each online? Significantly better risk/reward ratio.
You'd be stopped by the very first line of defence, AVS checks.