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Material and ways of working are divided depending on the countries and ways of receiving vbv (static, in the sms code, 2-fa in the bank application).
For example, what you can work with:
USA/UK cards with resetting 3ds code - it's relatively painless to reset to USA, by UK resetting by Dob and zip-code, but more and more often reception by phone in sms.
Punching in - is climbing all over the world: Asia, Europe, and other regions.
Yes, by eu/ca/uk/au/usa you can reset the 3ds code and put your own, knowing only the Dob, but you have to look for bins that will fit you, because less and less often it is so easy to change the code, and more and more cards die after changing it. But if you have the means, you can try to build a base of bins.
USA and the rest of the non-3ds:
This is where you have to deduce your own statistics, let's say USA non-vbv: almost does not climb in Europe, but in Asia already climbing. Also, find Eu bins without vbv hard enough, but in general realistic.
What is worth noting - in Asia, almost everywhere 3ds code goes in the sms, by Eu still meets a static code, but it happens less and less often. Also, in USA, the major banks are putting the 3ds code on the phone or it comes in the mail (but in general there are still many banks with easy reset 3ds on Dob or Ssn).
The trend in the market now is that it is very hard or almost impossible to buy a mat with a known code. A more possible option - to take it for a percentage of profit (the amount of transaction), but I do not tell you about it.
In the selection of cards should not always give preference only to fat bins, like gold/platina/signature, because this is only one of the points in choosing a card, do not forget to look at the issuing bank, the country. At least the country is for sure, in India there may be nothing on the gold, and in Singapore there may be a lot of money on the classic, here in general, you need to include logic. I advise to google countries and see what their situation is like there.
To be clearer, I'll tell you about the methods of entry, using different material (in general, it's all pretty logical and all methods are based on what - where to hit and what to hit)
That is, look at the credit cards we can buy, and look shop and where it is delivered (do not forget about SI + study the store itself).
Let's say - Usa/Uk material with reset can enter Eu shops with vbv and make delivery to any address, or rather they will not see if you specify billing address is not from the card, because they do not have AVS.
Just like - beating Eu cards in USA with shipping to Europe. Yes they will ask for docs, yes there will be verification, but if the shop is medium and larger, and there is shipping, they will definitely ship.
If there is stuff with a known code vbv, then let the imagination tell you where to put it - it's either the most marketable product (gift, apple, etc.), or I think when you get it in your hands you'll be able to figure out what to do with it, because it doesn't just get caught...
Sorting/determining the 3ds protection at the shop (availability at the merch).
This is relevant, because many shops may simply not indicate the presence of 3ds protection. There is also a fact that (mostly in Asia) the "3ds" sign may be on the shop's site, but in fact it isn't there, they just scare the cheaters that way.
To determine the availability of 3ds in the shop, I usually take a card which has 3ds and I know it for sure, and paste it in shops, if the window 3ds opens (screenshot I showed in the first article), then there is 3ds, if not, there is no.
Nuances at work.
Pay attention to "region lock", working with different countries, you may not be allowed to make a transaction in a country/shop other than the cardholder's country.
Also, keep in mind the customs limits (I gave you this information in the articles about intermediaries).
The vbv page has its own antifraud system to go through, usually it's not hard except already beaten Germany (going back to the "region loc" - this is one of the ways the bank identifies cheaters - the ip address is not the same as the weird billing card).
For example, what you can work with:
USA/UK cards with resetting 3ds code - it's relatively painless to reset to USA, by UK resetting by Dob and zip-code, but more and more often reception by phone in sms.
Punching in - is climbing all over the world: Asia, Europe, and other regions.
Yes, by eu/ca/uk/au/usa you can reset the 3ds code and put your own, knowing only the Dob, but you have to look for bins that will fit you, because less and less often it is so easy to change the code, and more and more cards die after changing it. But if you have the means, you can try to build a base of bins.
USA and the rest of the non-3ds:
This is where you have to deduce your own statistics, let's say USA non-vbv: almost does not climb in Europe, but in Asia already climbing. Also, find Eu bins without vbv hard enough, but in general realistic.
What is worth noting - in Asia, almost everywhere 3ds code goes in the sms, by Eu still meets a static code, but it happens less and less often. Also, in USA, the major banks are putting the 3ds code on the phone or it comes in the mail (but in general there are still many banks with easy reset 3ds on Dob or Ssn).
The trend in the market now is that it is very hard or almost impossible to buy a mat with a known code. A more possible option - to take it for a percentage of profit (the amount of transaction), but I do not tell you about it.
In the selection of cards should not always give preference only to fat bins, like gold/platina/signature, because this is only one of the points in choosing a card, do not forget to look at the issuing bank, the country. At least the country is for sure, in India there may be nothing on the gold, and in Singapore there may be a lot of money on the classic, here in general, you need to include logic. I advise to google countries and see what their situation is like there.
To be clearer, I'll tell you about the methods of entry, using different material (in general, it's all pretty logical and all methods are based on what - where to hit and what to hit)
That is, look at the credit cards we can buy, and look shop and where it is delivered (do not forget about SI + study the store itself).
Let's say - Usa/Uk material with reset can enter Eu shops with vbv and make delivery to any address, or rather they will not see if you specify billing address is not from the card, because they do not have AVS.
Just like - beating Eu cards in USA with shipping to Europe. Yes they will ask for docs, yes there will be verification, but if the shop is medium and larger, and there is shipping, they will definitely ship.
If there is stuff with a known code vbv, then let the imagination tell you where to put it - it's either the most marketable product (gift, apple, etc.), or I think when you get it in your hands you'll be able to figure out what to do with it, because it doesn't just get caught...
Sorting/determining the 3ds protection at the shop (availability at the merch).
This is relevant, because many shops may simply not indicate the presence of 3ds protection. There is also a fact that (mostly in Asia) the "3ds" sign may be on the shop's site, but in fact it isn't there, they just scare the cheaters that way.
To determine the availability of 3ds in the shop, I usually take a card which has 3ds and I know it for sure, and paste it in shops, if the window 3ds opens (screenshot I showed in the first article), then there is 3ds, if not, there is no.
Nuances at work.
Pay attention to "region lock", working with different countries, you may not be allowed to make a transaction in a country/shop other than the cardholder's country.
Also, keep in mind the customs limits (I gave you this information in the articles about intermediaries).
The vbv page has its own antifraud system to go through, usually it's not hard except already beaten Germany (going back to the "region loc" - this is one of the ways the bank identifies cheaters - the ip address is not the same as the weird billing card).
