The thing that really bugs me is that while this bastard no longer has access to that credit card, this bastard still has my name and address. It's a little frightening, but I have to say that I'm impressed that my bank and the e-commerce site were so on the ball about this. This means we all probably use credit cards, and in the process we run the risk of our credit cards being picked up by people who like to make purchases at our expense. It's equally likely, probably even more likely, that the information was picked up from a larger, more well-known site. But the more we rely on e-commerce, the more we need to make sure that we use it safely.
Customers depend on the vigilance of vendors to keep their data safe.
The business model won't work unless customers feel like they can trust the people they're dealing with. At any rate, that was an adventure.