I have been involved in the carding industry for over a decade, but after a five-year hiatus, I returned to find a completely new process that required adaptation. Before my absence, EMV implementation was incomplete, and the magstripe was a reliable method. I have extensively researched and refined my techniques to optimize the craft's potential. Until recently, the X2 all-in-one solution was widely regarded as the industry standard. I possess four different versions of the X2, each with multiple compatible software programs. However, I have discovered that consistent success requires innovative thinking and improvisation for each situation.
The introduction of X3 presented a learning curve due to its expanded capabilities compared to X2. However, I believe it has the potential to usher in a new era in the industry. I have attached the user's guide for reference, which provides detailed information about the device. One significant change is the discontinuation of the J2A040 card in favor of the J3R180. I intend to experiment with the J3R180 card in conjunction with the X2 to assess any potential improvements in success rates.
I hope this guide proves informative, and I welcome any feedback or insights from colleagues in the field.
The introduction of X3 presented a learning curve due to its expanded capabilities compared to X2. However, I believe it has the potential to usher in a new era in the industry. I have attached the user's guide for reference, which provides detailed information about the device. One significant change is the discontinuation of the J2A040 card in favor of the J3R180. I intend to experiment with the J3R180 card in conjunction with the X2 to assess any potential improvements in success rates.
I hope this guide proves informative, and I welcome any feedback or insights from colleagues in the field.
