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VPN / Socks: Correct me if I'm wrong.
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After long hours spent trying to find THE configuration that would finally allow me to be able to cashout my first card, and a lot of money spent for nothing on cards that I killed in a few moments, I think I understood some things:
- VPN: All the configurations I tried, changing servers, protocols, ports, etc... can't work because it will be always be detected as an anonymity measure. The vpn I use, PureVPN, can provide what is called obfuscated server. But even those are detected. Moreover, all those VPN IP's are considered as "High Risk" on ip fraud check tools or blacklisted on certain platforms. That's why, I think, the transaction is rejected an the card flagged. That's it, card killed. Maybe you can use dedicated VPN IP, but in this case your anonymity is fucked.
- So the best option seems to be Residential SOCKS5: Those proxies needs to be bulletproof: the choice of a good socks supplier is vital. The IP's must be real, and preferably in the same area as the cc owners address. A lot of proxies providers use virtual IP. Those are automatically rejected and again, card flagged.
- Don't forget to configure the right timezone on your computer, but also, regional settings, language and even input methods (keyboard configuration).
Now, if some forum GrandMaster can confirm I am right, this will definitely help me. This will show me a direction to follow, and prove me that all this time and money spent weren't completely useless.
Also, at this time, I'm trying to use SpaceProxy, but it seems not easy to use and configure. So, if someone can provide me a good socks provider, it will save me from having to spend more money on a card that I'm still going to kill...
However, thanks a lot to everybody to read me to the end, and see you soon.
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You're right: for your case you should use socks5 residential. It depends on the company that issues the card but certainly any relatively well-known VPN will not happen as the servers are public. If your concern is to use proxies that are burned, you could get your own zombies and start a proxy on their computer. Make sure you use another layer of anonymization before the proxy. You never know who's handling those IPS you're gonna use and it could be LE, residential proxy honeypots would be a good way to catch criminals.
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stardust Wrote: You're right: for your case you should use socks5 residential. It depends on the company that issues the card but certainly any relatively well-known VPN will not happen as the servers are public. If your concern is to use proxies that are burned, you could get your own zombies and start a proxy on their computer. Make sure you use another layer of anonymization before the proxy. You never know who's handling those IPS you're gonna use and it could be LE, residential proxy honeypots would be a good way to catch criminals.
Thanks for conforting me in my quest for enlightment and your good avices :-)
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A lil trick i came up wit is to set the socks5, get ur new ip and location (matching cc owner)

then use linux cmd:
timedatectl set-timezone <region>
to change my local time to match the vpn/socks
There really isn't any easy ways to make "easy money"..
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Honestly, that information is really good, but very time I realize that this carding is really difficult at the moment. I´d like to learn much more about carding! A hug!
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