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Hello everyone, today we'll talk about a cardable store called Best Buy.
Best Buy is an American company, the world's largest retailer of electronics and home appliances.
Today, many are looking for smaller shops, hoping that others haven't screwed them over. I partially agree with the idea that big shops don't provide the goods, and in principle, for a big shop to provide them, you need to put in a lot of effort. But is everything as bad as they say, or do they say it's bad no matter what others do? What do you think?
In this article, I want to share a successful case of working with this shop, for informational purposes only.
After a little poking around and surfing the site, I decided to place an order through the in-store option Available for pick-up at your local store - You can pick up at a nearby store.
So, for work we will need:
- Valid CC
- PPTP/OVPN IP for city of CC
- Phone number from BG
- Mail from BG
- Antidetect (AdsPower)
I was surprised myself when I found this way of entering, you don’t even need to register an account to warm it up.
Go to the Best Buy website.
I'll remind you again that you don't need to register an account; we receive an order because we'll be providing full cardholder (CH) information, email, and phone number.
Throw the MAC into the basket and select Pickup.
We select the location from which our Mac will be picked up using a fake ID. We indicate the location as the city in which the CH lives.
We choose to purchase from a guest.
Here we enter the CH email address and phone number. The whole trick of hit this information is that we enter the CH email address and phone number.
Now I'll tell you a funny thing about the actual order hit, which also suddenly came to light during my digging.
Here, we enter everything manually and click "Place Your Order".
It starts processing and may freeze on OTP, but don't rush to close the OTP window; it will usually confirm the order within a minute.
We see a successful debit from the card.
And what do we see on the order page? Oh, my! I was so surprised at how simple and yet complex everything was. The main criterion here is that we do everything on the CH and select a Store as close to CH as possible. We contact the proven drop service for stuff and claim our pack using Fake ID.
Search, try, and everything will work out for you. Enjoy!
Best Buy is an American company, the world's largest retailer of electronics and home appliances.
Today, many are looking for smaller shops, hoping that others haven't screwed them over. I partially agree with the idea that big shops don't provide the goods, and in principle, for a big shop to provide them, you need to put in a lot of effort. But is everything as bad as they say, or do they say it's bad no matter what others do? What do you think?
In this article, I want to share a successful case of working with this shop, for informational purposes only.
After a little poking around and surfing the site, I decided to place an order through the in-store option Available for pick-up at your local store - You can pick up at a nearby store.
So, for work we will need:
- Valid CC
- PPTP/OVPN IP for city of CC
- Phone number from BG
- Mail from BG
- Antidetect (AdsPower)
I was surprised myself when I found this way of entering, you don’t even need to register an account to warm it up.
Go to the Best Buy website.
I'll remind you again that you don't need to register an account; we receive an order because we'll be providing full cardholder (CH) information, email, and phone number.
Throw the MAC into the basket and select Pickup.
We select the location from which our Mac will be picked up using a fake ID. We indicate the location as the city in which the CH lives.
We choose to purchase from a guest.
Here we enter the CH email address and phone number. The whole trick of hit this information is that we enter the CH email address and phone number.
Now I'll tell you a funny thing about the actual order hit, which also suddenly came to light during my digging.
Here, we enter everything manually and click "Place Your Order".
It starts processing and may freeze on OTP, but don't rush to close the OTP window; it will usually confirm the order within a minute.
We see a successful debit from the card.
And what do we see on the order page? Oh, my! I was so surprised at how simple and yet complex everything was. The main criterion here is that we do everything on the CH and select a Store as close to CH as possible. We contact the proven drop service for stuff and claim our pack using Fake ID.
Search, try, and everything will work out for you. Enjoy!
