The answer 99% of the time is yes if you follow some of the guidelines I will outline below.

Every one is afraid to give their credit card information online especially with adult sites. Rest assured that not all adult webmasters are out to steal your money, in fact most of us are hardworking individuals who hope to offer a good product at a fair price.

There are however some bad apples. By following the tips below you will minimize your chances of being a victim of one of them.

1: Use common sense. The internet is like the real world in many ways. In a dark alley if you get a gut feeling something is wrong then trust your gut. Use the same caution online, if something doesn't seem right move on.

2: Avoid "Free Access" sites. Many claim to use your credit card for age verification. Nothing is free, so if a website asks for your credit card to verify your age do NOT believe it and move on.

3: Read the fine print. In order to be approved as a visa or mastercard resellers adult sites are required to disclose their billing terms. Its all there in black and white, take the time to read it.

4: Always use a real email address when you join a site. This email is very important if you wish to cancel or contact the billing company. If privacy is important to you then sign up for a free Hotmail account and use that instead, but never make up a fake email address when joining a site.

5: Never send your credit card info via email. This seems common sense but you would be amazed at how much people do it. Never ever send your credit card information via email. EVER.

6: Cheap trials always convert to full memberships. Have you ever seen a site offering 3 days for $2.95? Well after those 3 days you will be billed full membership prices, typically $30-$40 a month. Be sure to cancel within the trial period if you are unhappy with the content or services.