Forwarding service. Who are you?
Some intermediaries, especially those who are overdue, have such a feature that when placing an order, you can enter any name (not your drop), even the cardholder, but since the cell address is specified by you , the order will arrive exactly in your cell.
I'll tell you about interesting moments.
Deposits can be overdue (frozen) and, accordingly, not overdue. What is the difference?
Late orders are often well-known in the card reader community. A lot of people know about them, a lot of people write about them, they are not afraid to mention them, or throw them to some beginner. Such intermediaries generally behave loyally towards carders, and do not ask you to kill a unicorn to verify your account.
Such intermediaries are only interested in profit, and they do not care that they are used by carders. They underestimate the value of your purchases in the customs declaration so that your monthly limit is lower, and they try not to cooperate too much with the police. As they say, money doesn't smell.
You'll ask: "Friend, what are the disadvantages, just the pros?"
There is one drawback here, but it is significant. Over time, more and more people will learn about this intermediary.
More and more people are hitting the addresses of this intermediary.
More and more these addresses appear in criminal reports.
And after some time, stores start canceling your orders if the addresses of this forwarding service are specified there. Rerouting works worse if redirects go to these addresses.
But it makes sense, doesn't it?
The second type of intermediary is an untimed one. Basically, such guys require, at a minimum, to complete a whole identity verification quest, including a photo of the drop with its passport and other challenges, for example, to put a stamp in the USPS1583 statement. Yes, print.
These intermediaries also work much better with the police.
But such intermediaries have a significant advantage - their addresses are not overdue, which means that the order throughput will be higher than on already used ones.
Here is a mini-excursion for you into the world of clothing carding and receiving parcels, student. I specified the address and received the parcel.
Nothing complicated, right?
We register with an intermediary and get our cell in the warehouse of this company. By the way, some of them allow you to register for some documents, and send the parcel to others. This is convenient, because you don't need to search for 777 drops, ask everyone to take scans, selfies.
Some intermediaries, especially those who are overdue, have such a feature that when placing an order, you can enter any name (not your drop), even the cardholder, but since the cell address is specified by you , the order will arrive exactly in your cell.
I'll tell you about interesting moments.
Deposits can be overdue (frozen) and, accordingly, not overdue. What is the difference?
Late orders are often well-known in the card reader community. A lot of people know about them, a lot of people write about them, they are not afraid to mention them, or throw them to some beginner. Such intermediaries generally behave loyally towards carders, and do not ask you to kill a unicorn to verify your account.
Such intermediaries are only interested in profit, and they do not care that they are used by carders. They underestimate the value of your purchases in the customs declaration so that your monthly limit is lower, and they try not to cooperate too much with the police. As they say, money doesn't smell.
You'll ask: "Friend, what are the disadvantages, just the pros?"
There is one drawback here, but it is significant. Over time, more and more people will learn about this intermediary.
More and more people are hitting the addresses of this intermediary.
More and more these addresses appear in criminal reports.
And after some time, stores start canceling your orders if the addresses of this forwarding service are specified there. Rerouting works worse if redirects go to these addresses.
But it makes sense, doesn't it?
The second type of intermediary is an untimed one. Basically, such guys require, at a minimum, to complete a whole identity verification quest, including a photo of the drop with its passport and other challenges, for example, to put a stamp in the USPS1583 statement. Yes, print.
These intermediaries also work much better with the police.
But such intermediaries have a significant advantage - their addresses are not overdue, which means that the order throughput will be higher than on already used ones.
Here is a mini-excursion for you into the world of clothing carding and receiving parcels, student. I specified the address and received the parcel.
Nothing complicated, right?
