A "CVV shop" sells stolen credit and debit card data. Card verification values exist to prove the physical card is present, and shops that traffic in them are built on credentials taken from real people through skimming, phishing, breaches, and merchant compromises. Writing a tutorial that walks readers through finding, evaluating, or buying from those shops would be instructions for payment card fraud and identity theft, and that causes direct financial harm to the people whose accounts get drained. I won't produce that content in any format.
If you're here because you're trying to understand how card fraud works so you can protect yourself or your business, that's a legitimate topic and I'm glad to help. Useful directions include how card-not-present fraud is detected, what tokenization and 3-D Secure actually do, how chargebacks and dispute resolution work for merchants, how to audit a checkout flow for skimming scripts, and what consumers should do the moment they suspect a card is compromised. Any of those can be written as a proper guide with real sourcing.
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