After trying carding different things for the first time like gift cards, random stuff etc for a few weeks I finally had my first successful transaction. It was using a food delivery app. I used a bin I saw in a non vbv list. To my surprise I was able to get a $15 pizza delivered to my apartment (bad opsec?) The set up was just my android phone with a VPN not even set to the right country. The phone number for the account was also my real number (bad I know) It felt great eating that (almost) free pizza and I thought I had cracked the infinite free food code. The next day I tried it again. Same app, different account, different email, same phone number, same android phone, different card with the same bin, and I tried ordering $50 of steak. Was hit with OTP. "ok", I thought "Maybe it was too expensive?" Tried again with same account and new cc. OTP again. "ok... maybe now the account is flagged? Maybe my phone is recognized?" So I created a new account with a new email and this time I used a new temporary phone number I bought for a few cents online. Also I did everything in an android emulator on my computer, purchased something less expensive around $20, OTP again.
I'm wondering why it worked the first time? The card holder was from the same country I'm in. Likely the same city actually. Did everything just look so normal using my phone that it didn't trigger the anti fraud? Very confused.
I'm wondering why it worked the first time? The card holder was from the same country I'm in. Likely the same city actually. Did everything just look so normal using my phone that it didn't trigger the anti fraud? Very confused.
