If you're new to the fraud game, then maybe carding Uber eats or door dash is where you should start (fraud detection is almost non existent) but if you're determined to start carding for real, there are any number of things beginners usually get hung up on. One of them is that often they won't use a proxy or VM, some will use a VPN with no proxy which is an invitation for decline. Another one is they'll copy and paste the card info instead of typing it out. And again another is leaving out information or putting wrong information. When I started carding I had never heard of bins, but finding the proper bin for the proper site is pivotal. Another thing is figuring out how much a particular site will allow via card on first transaction or whether it needs an aged account.
Now of all these beginner errors, the one I most often see and the most simple is that a bunch of these card vendors or sites sell cards that aren't live, and so the new carder is stopped before he ever starts. Now I'd recommend learning to spam your own cards, it's quite simple really and not expensive and then you can target bins for whatever site you want.
If anyone needs help learning to spam, message me and I can provide you with tools, resources, walkthrus and tutorials.
Now of all these beginner errors, the one I most often see and the most simple is that a bunch of these card vendors or sites sell cards that aren't live, and so the new carder is stopped before he ever starts. Now I'd recommend learning to spam your own cards, it's quite simple really and not expensive and then you can target bins for whatever site you want.
If anyone needs help learning to spam, message me and I can provide you with tools, resources, walkthrus and tutorials.
