I simply wanted to share my in-store carding triumphs and experiences. Many individuals on this site claim that it is dead or not worth it, but I don’t agree. Even though I agree that online carding with socks5 and vpns and all that isn’t as safe, it’s so much easier and I’ve never been in a circumstance where LE was involved or anyone was suspicious. Get a msr reader, visit briansclub (yep, the site is legitimate and I’ve hit with many, many cards there), and go get some free shit. Stop lurking in the basement with your computer. I’ll start by explaining how I first learned about it. Although I had heard of rappers doing it, I had never considered that the average person could do it. When some old friends from out of town came to visit, they brought a group of us to a restaurant and kept asking us to order whatever we wanted.

We placed our orders for appetizers, full course meals, double henny shots, mixed drinks, Patron, craft beer, etc. with around ten other people. We spent around three hours there in all, eating and drinking. They brought our bill, which was probably between $500 and $600, and they also left the waiter a $200 tip. Everything was in order. I then learned that since restaurants often only employ swipe, carding is the simplest method to get started. in the US, at least. Then I saw them leave stores like nike, louis vuitton, burberry, and others that catered to designers with a large number of pairs of shoes, as well as with gold jewelry, handbags, designer clothing, and whatever else they want. Oh really? Let me call my bank, they said when the card was denied or flagged. In the same store, they occasionally tried three or four cards before hitting one. My mind was blown by this. I therefore began my own experiments after learning some sauce.