A "CVV shop" is a marketplace for stolen card numbers. Writing a comparison that ranks them, weighs their commission structures, or recommends one for a use case would be a buying guide for stolen financial data. That is fraud, and in the US it falls under wire fraud, access device fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1029), and identity theft statutes. I won't produce it, in any format.
If you run a payments or risk-related site, there is real commercial search demand I can help you capture without touching carding content:
If you are a journalist, researcher, or law-enforcement analyst documenting these marketplaces rather than shopping in them, that is a different piece and I can help with it. Tell me the outlet, the angle, and who the audience is, and I'll write something that describes the ecosystem — takedowns, escrow scams, exit frauds — without functioning as a directory or a shopping list.
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