CARDING TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS
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Written by Easycredit
What is carding?
Carding is the art or technique of buying something from an online shopping site and
as such, expect to fail a few times while you are getting started. The key to being
successful is to not give up and keep trying different sites, methods etc. Most
carders have endured tireless periods of trial and error which is how they
eventually came upon specific methods that worked for them.
Whatever your personal reason for carding is, this tutorial should answer a few
noobie questions and take the guessing out of the entire carding game. The
resources and techniques mentioned in this tutorial are NOT the only methods
of carding. Experience in carding is key. You must practice your own methods
and try out new techniques in carding to really get a system that works for you.
This tutorial is meant to get you on your way.
The basic needs
1. Computer
2. Socks5
3. Mac Address Changer (Must Use)
4. All in one cleaner (CCleaner)
5. RDP (Optional|| Prefer it for safety)
6. Drop (Optional || But need to use for more secure shopping sites)
7. 7. Credit Card (CC)
1. Computer
I will always recommend you use a PC instead of a mobile for carding. You may see many carders doing this on mobile, but this is not safe because it’s hard to mask your identity on mobile.
2. Socks5
Socks5 SOCKet Secure (SOCKS) is an Internet protocol that routes network packets between a client and server through a proxy server. With this we can hide our Ip and disguise ourselves to be at the virtual location we want (the location of the cardholder). Socks5 also makes sure your DNS info doesn’t get leaked.
3. MAC address changer
You might ask, what is a MAC address? A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface controller for use as a network address in communications within a network segment. Or in simpler words, an online identification card. Your MAC address can determine your real location so that’s why we’ve got to hide it with a MAC address changer, otherwise your safety and chances of successfully carding are at risk.
4. CCleaner
CCleaner is a very handy tool which can be used to clean your browsing history; temp files,
cookies and your Flash cookies, which many people neglect, or don’t even know about. Flash cookies are stealthier than regular cookies. Flash can install cookies on your computer without your permission by default and store the same info that regular cookies do, so always clean your browsing history with CCleaner after a run.
5. RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) (Optional)
RDP is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft, which provides a
user with a graphical interface to connect to another computer over a
network connection. The user employs RDP client software for this
purpose, while the other computer must run RDP server software. This can connect you with any computer that is located anywhere in the world. This is used for anonymity and safety. In other words, you’ll use a computer that’s not your own.
6. Drop (Optional)
A drop is an address you can use to reroute or ship your package to. Why is this necessary? Let me explain, imagine you’re using card information from a cardholder out of the US, if you use this card to order with an address within the US chances are much higher the card will go through. This also gives you additional safety, preventing you from using your own address. If you have friends or relatives nearby the wished location that are happy to help then no problem, but chances are high you don’t I mean it’s a big world. If you don’t, I advise you check one of popular forums and check out what drop service they provide. They will give you a drop, receive the products for you and reroute it for a small fee.
7. Credit Card (CC)
This is the main part of carding, so I recommend you read this through carefully. Success is within this step.
When you buy a CC from our shop or somewhere else it will be like the format below:
Format.
credit card number|exp date|cvv2 code|cardholder|country|address|city|state|zip code|phone # (isn’t always included)
Example.
4305873969346315|05|2018|591| David Mechanic |UNITED STATES|23 Stoney Brook Lane|Middleton|MA|01949|
Types of Cards
Each credit card company starts their cards with a different number:
3 – American Express (AMEX)
4 – Visa
5 – MasterCard (MC)
6 – Discover (Disco)
Each card company has its own specific types of cards
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