This article will present and analyze European merchants with which there have been successful orders thanks to bitter and sometimes not very experience.
A big plus of EU shops is that they basically do not see any data other than card number, exp and cvv. That gives us the opportunity to put on a clean sock under the drop / middle, set up the system and carefully warm up the shop - just add card numbers. Also EU shops generally give much more money than the same usa.
The well-known disadvantage is that almost all merchandise is with VBV or Mastercard SecureCode and therefore you need to look for either bins with autovbv or with a reset (there are very few of them left). BUT, anyway, every merch has a vulnerability and now we will talk about them.
Banca Sella - VBV merchant with a rather weak anti-fraud system, which is easily penetrated by US or UK cards with VBV discard. Some shops use Auto VBV for a certain time of the day or day of the week, or a certain bin.
Adyen - VBV merchant haws cards of all countries, while there is no SafeKey in it, so discovery and amex are a correct bypass of vbv for us, and that's half the battle.
Euro payment service - VBV merchant, USA cards fly under the discard or UK Non VBV. As for USA, you need to know bins that will skip the transaction.
Net-a-Porter - merchant of branded clothing stores like YOOX and everyone else from the Net A Porter line. VBV requests very rarely. Almost all EU cards fly in, as well as transfers from us mat. The order amount is held and debited from the balance from the moment the pack is sent, which should be taken into account. After the charge, our address gets into the black list.
Zerogrey - All cards are removed, but it is advisable to use fresh bins as always. I recommend registering an account in the shop and if you have sent and successfully delivered the pack, you can squeeze the card to the last. The disadvantage of shops on this merch is that they sin with rendering and require it almost always.
Computop - very simple merchant, almost all shops without VBV. Any mate material.
QuickPay, Commdoo, Dibs payment, heidelpay, klik & pay - all these merchants without VBV, anything can be used.
Qenta - VBV in rare cases (in the main shops without VBV), EU or Exotic climbs like Singapore.
Skrill - capricious merchaunt, billing address does not fire. It is punched by EU material and occasionally US.
Safer Pay - SafeKey available, sometimes without VBV. Use UK volume under dump.
Sage Pay - VBV is always in all shops. It is broken by AMEX because there is no SafeKey. UK and USA with reset accepts, but not all bins. Upon successful payment, it will send out in 99% of cases.
P.S. When looking for shops, I recommend buying a enroll and carding shops for small sums to see how they behave in relation to payment. Whether the amount is held before the pack is sent or debited immediately.
A big plus of EU shops is that they basically do not see any data other than card number, exp and cvv. That gives us the opportunity to put on a clean sock under the drop / middle, set up the system and carefully warm up the shop - just add card numbers. Also EU shops generally give much more money than the same usa.
The well-known disadvantage is that almost all merchandise is with VBV or Mastercard SecureCode and therefore you need to look for either bins with autovbv or with a reset (there are very few of them left). BUT, anyway, every merch has a vulnerability and now we will talk about them.
Banca Sella - VBV merchant with a rather weak anti-fraud system, which is easily penetrated by US or UK cards with VBV discard. Some shops use Auto VBV for a certain time of the day or day of the week, or a certain bin.
Adyen - VBV merchant haws cards of all countries, while there is no SafeKey in it, so discovery and amex are a correct bypass of vbv for us, and that's half the battle.
Euro payment service - VBV merchant, USA cards fly under the discard or UK Non VBV. As for USA, you need to know bins that will skip the transaction.
Net-a-Porter - merchant of branded clothing stores like YOOX and everyone else from the Net A Porter line. VBV requests very rarely. Almost all EU cards fly in, as well as transfers from us mat. The order amount is held and debited from the balance from the moment the pack is sent, which should be taken into account. After the charge, our address gets into the black list.
Zerogrey - All cards are removed, but it is advisable to use fresh bins as always. I recommend registering an account in the shop and if you have sent and successfully delivered the pack, you can squeeze the card to the last. The disadvantage of shops on this merch is that they sin with rendering and require it almost always.
Computop - very simple merchant, almost all shops without VBV. Any mate material.
QuickPay, Commdoo, Dibs payment, heidelpay, klik & pay - all these merchants without VBV, anything can be used.
Qenta - VBV in rare cases (in the main shops without VBV), EU or Exotic climbs like Singapore.
Skrill - capricious merchaunt, billing address does not fire. It is punched by EU material and occasionally US.
Safer Pay - SafeKey available, sometimes without VBV. Use UK volume under dump.
Sage Pay - VBV is always in all shops. It is broken by AMEX because there is no SafeKey. UK and USA with reset accepts, but not all bins. Upon successful payment, it will send out in 99% of cases.
P.S. When looking for shops, I recommend buying a enroll and carding shops for small sums to see how they behave in relation to payment. Whether the amount is held before the pack is sent or debited immediately.
