POST 6/365 HOW DO I READ A POST? *IMPORTANT*

[MotherRussia]

There’s so much flying at us every day, and it’s easy to just skim and miss the good stuff. So grab a coffee or whatever, and let’s chat about how to actually dig into posts, study them, ask questions, and get what’s really going on.

First off, don’t just scroll past something because it looks long or tricky. I used to do that all the time, thinking I’d catch the gist. But nah, you’ve gotta slow down. Take a post apart like it’s a sandwich. Check out the bread, the meat, the toppings. Start with the big idea. What’s this person trying to say? Like if they’re talking about some tech trick or a hustle, what’s the main point they’re driving home? I’ll read the first couple lines and think, “Okay, what’s the hook here?” It’s like sizing up a story someone’s telling you at the bar.

Then get into the details. This is where i grab a pen or just use my phone/pc notes. Whatever works. If they’re dropping steps like “do this, then that,” I jot them down quick. Not to memorize it like school, but to see how it fits together. Say someone’s explaining how to test something tricky. I’m writing down the “why” behind each move. Why’s this step matter? What happens if it goes wrong? It’s like piecing together a puzzle while they’re talking.

Asking questions is huge too. I don’t mean out loud to the screen, but in your head. If they say “use this tool,” I’m like, “Wait, where do I even get that? Is it free? Does it work everywhere?” Or if they’re all “this is easy,” I’m thinking, “Easy for who, bro? Me with my busted laptop or some pro with fancy gear?” It’s not about doubting them, just figuring out what’s real for you. Sometimes I’ll even hop back to an old post they mentioned or google a word they threw out to make sure I’m not lost.

Oh and don’t just take it all as A MUST. People love to hype stuff up, right? So I’ll test it in my mind first. Like if they’re saying you can pull off some move in ten minutes, I’m running it through my day. Does that actually add up? Could I do it between work and dinner, or am I kidding myself? Keeps me from chasing wild goose chases.

Last thing, read it twice if it’s meaty. First time I’m just soaking it in, letting it roll over me. Second time I’m studying. I’ll pause on the weird bits, the stuff that doesn’t click right away, and chew on it.


NEXT READ: OPSEC Rules for Criminals

 

[Noactive01]

There’s so much flying at us every day, and it’s easy to just skim and miss the good stuff. So grab a coffee or whatever, and let’s chat about how to actually dig into posts, study them, ask questions, and get what’s really going on.

First off, don’t just scroll past something because it looks long or tricky. I used to do that all the time, thinking I’d catch the gist. But nah, you’ve gotta slow down. Take a post apart like it’s a sandwich. Check out the bread, the meat, the toppings. Start with the big idea. What’s this person trying to say? Like if they’re talking about some tech trick or a hustle, what’s the main point they’re driving home? I’ll read the first couple lines and think, “Okay, what’s the hook here?” It’s like sizing up a story someone’s telling you at the bar.

Then get into the details. This is where i grab a pen or just use my phone/pc notes. Whatever works. If they’re dropping steps like “do this, then that,” I jot them down quick. Not to memorize it like school, but to see how it fits together. Say someone’s explaining how to test something tricky. I’m writing down the “why” behind each move. Why’s this step matter? What happens if it goes wrong? It’s like piecing together a puzzle while they’re talking.

Asking questions is huge too. I don’t mean out loud to the screen, but in your head. If they say “use this tool,” I’m like, “Wait, where do I even get that? Is it free? Does it work everywhere?” Or if they’re all “this is easy,” I’m thinking, “Easy for who, bro? Me with my busted laptop or some pro with fancy gear?” It’s not about doubting them, just figuring out what’s real for you. Sometimes I’ll even hop back to an old post they mentioned or google a word they threw out to make sure I’m not lost.

Oh and don’t just take it all as A MUST. People love to hype stuff up, right? So I’ll test it in my mind first. Like if they’re saying you can pull off some move in ten minutes, I’m running it through my day. Does that actually add up? Could I do it between work and dinner, or am I kidding myself? Keeps me from chasing wild goose chases.

Last thing, read it twice if it’s meaty. First time I’m just soaking it in, letting it roll over me. Second time I’m studying. I’ll pause on the weird bits, the stuff that doesn’t click right away, and chew on it.


NEXT READ: OPSEC Rules for Criminals

Hello, I’m Berlin fake name and I’m 19 years old. I’ve read all your posts and you seem like a professional and experienced person. I need help with two things, but first, I’d like to tell you a bit about myself.

I don’t have a mother or father, and since I had no one as a child, many people tried to put me down. Since the day I opened my eyes to this world, I’ve had to fight. Now, I have big goals — really high ones — and I want my hands to reach everywhere. I want to be very powerful in this life.

I have principles, I work very hard, every day, every hour. My biggest dream is to stand beside children who are going through what I went through, to build a big family for them and unite them — so that if anyone tries to hurt them, they can stand up for each other and never let it happen.

I hope you now understand the kind of person I am. I just wanted to share that before getting to the topic.

Now, my first question is this:

I want to build a very professional CC checker bot on Telegram — and I already started building it, but I can’t get some parts to work, like /chk and /vbv commands. I want them to perform real-time checks, but I don’t fully understand how to do it. My mind is a bit confused. When I use AI to help, sometimes it gives wrong information or maybe I’m not providing the right input.

If you could help me with this, I would really appreciate it.

I’ll ask my second question later. Thank you in advance

 

[MotherRussia]

Hello, I’m Berlin fake name and I’m 19 years old. I’ve read all your posts and you seem like a professional and experienced person. I need help with two things, but first, I’d like to tell you a bit about myself.

I don’t have a mother or father, and since I had no one as a child, many people tried to put me down. Since the day I opened my eyes to this world, I’ve had to fight. Now, I have big goals — really high ones — and I want my hands to reach everywhere. I want to be very powerful in this life.

I have principles, I work very hard, every day, every hour. My biggest dream is to stand beside children who are going through what I went through, to build a big family for them and unite them — so that if anyone tries to hurt them, they can stand up for each other and never let it happen.

I hope you now understand the kind of person I am. I just wanted to share that before getting to the topic.

Now, my first question is this:

I want to build a very professional CC checker bot on Telegram — and I already started building it, but I can’t get some parts to work, like /chk and /vbv commands. I want them to perform real-time checks, but I don’t fully understand how to do it. My mind is a bit confused. When I use AI to help, sometimes it gives wrong information or maybe I’m not providing the right input.

If you could help me with this, I would really appreciate it.

I’ll ask my second question later. Thank you in advance

For /chk and /vbv to work in real-time, you need to connect to a payment gateway or API that can validate credit card details.
The /chk command will validate a card’s basic details (number, expiry, CVV) by attempting a $0 or $1 authorization.
A real-time check means the bot queries Stripe instantly and returns the result. Stripe’s response will tell you if the card is valid or declined.
The /vbv command ? I Am not sure what you want to do with it. Please clarify.

Your response suggests you didn’t do much research. Implementing a CC checker isn’t that hard, and it seems you haven’t looked into it deeply enough. You can’t really build these things effectively with just AI you need to put in real effort and hard work.

As for your personal life, you don’t need to share anything:

1. Nobody cares (that’s the truth).
2. It doesn’t matter what you’ve experienced.
   You should keep your personal life out of this “business” discussion, especially in the “carding game.”

A CC checker is a cool project, but that’s it. There are already multiple popular checkers out there, and the demand is largely met, so it’s not a very promising idea. I’d advise you to research CC sniffing instead.

 

[Noactive01]

For /chk and /vbv to work in real-time, you need to connect to a payment gateway or API that can validate credit card details.
The /chk command will validate a card’s basic details (number, expiry, CVV) by attempting a $0 or $1 authorization.
A real-time check means the bot queries Stripe instantly and returns the result. Stripe’s response will tell you if the card is valid or declined.
The /vbv command ? I Am not sure what you want to do with it. Please clarify.

Your response suggests you didn’t do much research. Implementing a CC checker isn’t that hard, and it seems you haven’t looked into it deeply enough. You can’t really build these things effectively with just AI you need to put in real effort and hard work.

As for your personal life, you don’t need to share anything:

1. Nobody cares (that’s the truth).
2. It doesn’t matter what you’ve experienced.
   You should keep your personal life out of this “business” discussion, especially in the “carding game.”

A CC checker is a cool project, but that’s it. There are already multiple popular checkers out there, and the demand is largely met, so it’s not a very promising idea. I’d advise you to research CC sniffing instead.

First, I want to thank you for your advice. Honestly, I’ve been working on this project for two weeks, and I’ve prepared everything—I added all the commands, and in short, I’ve done more than what’s necessary for the bot. But I’m stuck on getting the bot’s commands to work. I know I need to write code or maybe use a script config, but I can’t fully grasp the structure. Basically, I can’t get past the final part; I keep getting errors. Also, when I said “vbv,” I meant 3DS lookup. Can you help me complete the project? I know the demand is there, but my goal is to build an audience through a checker bot, and I believe this is the most effective way. I’ll also look into CC sniffing as you mentioned. You’re absolutely right about not talking about personal life—nobody really cares.

Now, I want to ask 2-3 questions. My first question is: What are the most reliable and best CC marketplaces right now (links or names)? Which sellers are better? And what are your BIN recommendations? Which BINs should I use? I recently met a guy who was buying $600+ worth of products from Best Buy every day. I want to use the same method, but I’d like advice from someone who knows this stuff. I don’t want to say I’m going through tough times—like you said, nobody cares. In short, what are your recommendations? If you were in my place and desperately needed money, what would you do first, and how—specifically using CCs? Thanks in advance.