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https://prozone.st/ (@prozone)
I picked Prozone because they had free carding guides on prozone.media, which were actually useful. The CC autoshop itself is a scam.
I bought my first card on 14 September for $25. It was completely dead. I ran it through Prozone’s checker; it came back invalid and they refunded me.
And that’s the play: the first refund always goes through so you trust them and buy again.
I bought a second $25 card. Also dead. I used a proper setup and tried it on my own Stripe URL with fraud checks as low as I could get them. Still failed. I ran it through Prozone’s checker anyway and it came back valid, which didn’t make sense, so I ran an experiment:
I bought a $5 30% VR card from an old base, tried it on PayPal, Stripe, etc. (all failed, as expected), then ran it through Prozone’s checker. It came back valid. That confirms they false-positive their own checker as it couldn't get 1$ through my Stripe with anti-fraud on minimum.
Screenshots:
Same setup on all three Prozone cards. With another CC shop (won’t name it so this doesn’t look like an ad) I carded a $90 order using Prozone’s proxy, so at least the proxies work, but it proved I wasn’t the problem.
Also the 3 cards full information (CC+CVV+ZIP+NAME+ADDRESS+EMAIL+PHONE NUMBER):
I picked Prozone because they had free carding guides on prozone.media, which were actually useful. The CC autoshop itself is a scam.
I bought my first card on 14 September for $25. It was completely dead. I ran it through Prozone’s checker; it came back invalid and they refunded me.
And that’s the play: the first refund always goes through so you trust them and buy again.
I bought a second $25 card. Also dead. I used a proper setup and tried it on my own Stripe URL with fraud checks as low as I could get them. Still failed. I ran it through Prozone’s checker anyway and it came back valid, which didn’t make sense, so I ran an experiment:
I bought a $5 30% VR card from an old base, tried it on PayPal, Stripe, etc. (all failed, as expected), then ran it through Prozone’s checker. It came back valid. That confirms they false-positive their own checker as it couldn't get 1$ through my Stripe with anti-fraud on minimum.
Screenshots:
- First card: https://imgshare.cc/vps4k20s
- Second card: https://imgshare.cc/n78dt7yj
- Third card: https://imgshare.cc/1v0xtw9m
Same setup on all three Prozone cards. With another CC shop (won’t name it so this doesn’t look like an ad) I carded a $90 order using Prozone’s proxy, so at least the proxies work, but it proved I wasn’t the problem.
Also the 3 cards full information (CC+CVV+ZIP+NAME+ADDRESS+EMAIL+PHONE NUMBER):
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