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^__ __] Masters Of The Inner Posse: Overdose
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^ ___[___ [___\ ] The Grim Reaper
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^ [^ ]_ [ \_ \\ \\ \\ ] Writers: Black Wizzard
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^ [^\]\ [_ \_\_\ _\ ^\\ ] PoSSe HQ: Tgr 2600 313.645.3660 NUP: [SLAYER]
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^ [^ ]\ [ _\_\\_\\_^\\ ] The PoSSe: Dedicated to Bringing You The
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The PoSSe Text File #1
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05/04/91
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The Art of Carding
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DM 0verdose
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Table of Contents
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Disclaimer
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Preface
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I. Introduction
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II. Getting Cards
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III. Setting Up A Drop Site
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IV. Ordering
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V. Delivery
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VI. Pick-Up
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VII. Aftermath
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VIII. Live with Parents?
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IX. What to Card?
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X. Fucked Up?
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XI. Miscellaneous Notes
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XII. BBS's to call
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DISCLAIMER - Read This First!!!
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This file is Strictly for informational purposes only. The writer of
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this text file and group affiliated with him are not responsible for the actions
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of the reader dealing with this subject. This file was written with the intent
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of giving the reader knowledge of Computer related crimes. Neither the author
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nor the BBS's that carry this file are responsible for any consequences of the
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readers' actions. By reading this file, you take responsibility for your own
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action. I do not endorse the using of this information in any illegal manner.
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Now that this shit's out of the way, we can get down to the nitty gritty
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of carding!
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PREFACE
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I have read many text files on the carding and I have found that none of
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them really capture the full essence of the carding chain. I found that the
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majority of textfiles contain most of the same info in different words. I have
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put my personal methods and experimenting in here along with the traditional
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things. I hope that this file helps you *LEARN* about carding.
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I. Introduction
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I'll skip all the bullshit and get to the facts... Credit Card fraud is
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simply using someone else's credit card to buy shit for yourself. Enough
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said!!
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There are many ways to use a cc such as ordering by mail, getting cash
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from Western Union, Order and go pick it up, etc. The possibilities are
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endless. This file concentrates on the mail order aspect of carding.
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Before you start you should consider the risks: Contrary to popular
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belief cc fraud is relatively safe. I'm sure you've never heard anywhere in
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the media that a person was caught and sent to jail because there aren't many.
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But for everyone that's caught, there are twenty people who get away with
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it. They don't publicize it because everyone would do it. Now consider the
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possibilities that there are... Just about anything that you could want
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you can get illegally.
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And for all you dudes that are scared of the *FEDS*, realize this: Feds
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have other more important things to do than waste their time trying to bust
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a guy that's carding a watch a house that is targeted as a dropsite when
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there are real criminals out there!
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II. Getting Card
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There are a couple of good ways to get cards...
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1. Trashing
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Trashing is simply going to a stores trash bins to get Credit card
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transaction carbons. I suggest that you hit the trash after a big holiday like
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Christmas or something like that. You can get enough in one day to last three
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months. This can get messy and I prefer to use other means of attaining card
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numbers.
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2. Raiding Mailboxes
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The advantage you have with mail boxing is you get the cc bill with the
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account number, billing address and credit limit but not the exp. date. The
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expiration date is not necessary, if you don't believe me, substitute 6/92.
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Go to a condo complex or the like and walk casually to the doors and
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pretend to look for a friends place while opening mailboxes. Look for
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anything with a return address of a bank (ie. Citibank, First National,
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Comerica).
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3. Inside Link
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If you have a friend that works at a store which accepts credit cards,
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ask him to write down the info before they are logged and stored in files.
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Of the three I have found mail boxing is the easiest and most
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rewarding. I have found blank checks, department store card #'s and once I
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found an actual card which I put back in to ensure future jackpots.
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III. Setting Up A Drop Site
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It is essential that you have a GOOD drop site. This is the most crucial
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point of the carding so choose wisely. This is the only place you can be
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physically caught. There are many good dropsites.
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Find a home where the people are out for the week or work all day. Make
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sure they will be out when they "receive" what "they" ordered. Make sure
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you find out the persons name so that the address matches up with the phone
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number.
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The best place in my opinion is an apartment complex. Go to the door
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and say your a new tenant in 1D and Dad sent a package to 10D by accident.
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Ask if they could sign for it and you'll come pick it up later. This also
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works very well in old folks homes.
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Another drop site I am experimenting with now is as follows. Go to a
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street that has a vacant home or two on it. Look around and find out if
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some old dorks live on the block. When you have found a block come back the
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following Monday. Go up to the old ass's door and tell them that you are
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moving a week from Friday and you just wanted to get to know the neighbors.
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Be REALLY nice and tell them how you're moving from Germany where you're
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dad was stationed. Finally slip in the deal with the package and it would
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be Swell if they would take the package for you. This never fails, also give
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them a current address (Resident's inn or the whatever) and a bullshit phone
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number. Tell them to call you when you it comes in. You already know exactly
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when it will come in and wait until it comes and get it 20 minutes later.
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IV. Ordering
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When ordering the merchandise, it is important to keep cool. There are
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two kinds of credit checks. First they will verify the card credit line on
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the CBI. The CBI doesn't have the Exp. date because there are simply too
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many cards in the U.S. The second way they check is either call you at
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home (if it's something like a 486 base system). But this costs a lot of
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money and they will more likely call the area's information (xxx-555-1212)
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and make sure that the name matches the address.
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I have found that if you want computer shit, you should buy a copy of
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Byte or the like and look in the classified for small companies without an
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800 order number. These companies won't spend as much money as larger
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companies.
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When you call up, ask all sorts of questions about the product like about
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the warranty, reliability, compatibility, years before obsolescence, etc. Like
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you were making a big investment. Act like you would if you were actually
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spending your own hard earned money. Ask about all the products' differences
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and finally say something like "I sold on that one..." or some bullshit line
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like that. Make friends with him/her and talk to him with his first name. When
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you 'decide' what you want, order in one sentence.
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She'll ask you what the billing address is, mailing address, daytime phone
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number, who you want to ship it to, card type, name as it appears on the card,
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account number, exp. date. This is in no particular order.
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Dialogue: Act mature!
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Salesperson: Hello, J&R MusicWorld, Jane speaking.
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You: Hello Jane, I would like some information on the Casio
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B.O.S.S. calculator, do you sell that?
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Salesperson: Yes we have several models in stock, which one are
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you interested in?
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You: I'm not sure, one of my co-workers has one and I was really
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impressed with it. He referred me to this company for the lowest
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prices, payment plans, more bullshit...
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Salesperson: Models we have ETC.....
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You: Bullshit now in prices, value, etc.
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Salesperson: What model are you interested in?
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You: The 666 model...
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Salesperson: How will you be paying for this purchase?
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You: Mastercard, is there any surcharge?
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Salesperson: Not for MC (never for visa or MC), what's your last
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name?
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You: MY name is (card name) address is... cc# is 4000 0000,
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exp. date is 4/99, I want it sent to 666 Mark Twaine Rd. Parts
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unknown, Michigan, 48036, My daytime fone is 313-666-0000, etc
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Salesperson: How would you like to get this delivered?
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You: Ups overnight.
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Salesperson: Thank you for purchasing from J&R MusicWorld.
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You: Thank you Jane, I'll call you to tell you how I like it.
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V. Delivery
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There seems to be some misconceptions about Federal Express and UPS
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delivery. I will clear up the facts regarding these companies.
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Federal Express offers overnight and economy delivery service. Both
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services require signatures accepting the delivery. The delivery men will
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leave packages on the porch if there is a note with a signature on it to
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accept it.
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United Parcel Service on the other hand requires a signature only for
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overnight delivery, not for 2nd day delivery. This is always my choice and
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if possible, I will avoid Fed Ex only companies such as Hard Disks
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International ( I tried to get a 100 megger from those bastards). For
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overnight just leave note saying that you have to work today. Another
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thing that you have to consider is: if the delivery man thinks that it is
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unsafe to leave the package, he won't because UPS would be responsible.
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Again, just leave a note.
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The overnight deliveries are guaranteed there by 10:00. The Economy
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Service can be delivered any time in the business day (9-5). On saturdays UPS
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now delivers for more money. This will ensure that the regular delivery boy
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will not deliver and a sub will do the route in his place. If you have an empty
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house you can remove the for sale sign and get it delivered there.
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VI. Pick-up
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Dress normally, the chances are greater that someone will notice you
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and remember your looks if you are wearing a sombrero and sun glasses. It
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wouldn't be a bad idea to wear something that identifies you as a member of a
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group like Boy Scouts or some shit like that.
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Go to the house early, about and hour in advance. Watch the deliveryman
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drop off the package. Go to the door about 20 minutes later. Carry a big
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box with a smaller one in it. Walk up to the house normally. Pretend to
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knock on the door, take the small box your carrying out of the big box and
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exchange it with the carded items. This will deter any nosy bitch neighbors.
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Try not to touch anything unnecessary like the doorknob. Don't order it
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to a place that is not highly visible... The most important thing though is
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if you see ANYTHING that's vary suspicious or out of the ordinary, Do NOT
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pick it up, wait and if the situation doesn't change leave immediately.
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When I started carding I knew a guy that carried mace or an electric stun
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gun with him (No really, I'm not BSin). This seems a bit extreme, but if an
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asshole wants to take you to the police station, what is better?
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VII. Aftermath
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Lay Low for a while, if you were careful, the chances are that they will
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not come to you. Stash the merchandise at a friends home or in a locker
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somewhere for at least a week. Let the area cool off, the card owner will
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not find out until the end of the month when he/she gets the bill. At
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first they will probably think it's a glitch and try to straighten things
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out with the company while you are enjoying your new HST.
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It is always better when you sell what you card and buy the shit
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legally. And computer shit is 10 times harder to card so card shit like
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two tennis racquets, or a Wizzard, or CD's or blank tapes.
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VIII. Live with parents?
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If your parents know anything about your system then this poses a
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problem. You can over come this by telling them that a local underground BBS
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that John is on went down and he is selling his HST or whatever for 100 bux and
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that you have the money saved up. You are going to buy it and you want to let
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them know. This usually works for me. Or tell them that a friend is going to
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Mexico for the summer to visit relatives and since he won't need it he is
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letting you have it for a while. Or tell them that a SysOp of a PD board is the
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owner of a computer store and he is having a toilet bowl (bullshit) sale which
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means prices over 60% off! He'll give you another 20% off!
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IX. What to Card?
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The hardest thing to card is computer equipment, as a rule, just get
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something else. Your chances are doubled when you card say.. a tape deck.
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I recommend you card something that someone else needs. example... A friend
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needs a new racquet but doesn't have much money, Card a couple $200 dollar
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racquets that your "cousin" wants to sell. That way the carded shit won't
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collect dust, You make a quick $150 for two days.
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Things I recommend carding because of their resale value...
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1. Blank Disk ( lots of 50, get 300)
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2. Compact Disks ( Top 40 and Classic Rock sell VERY Well)
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3. Porno Tapes ( Kids love them)
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4. Sports Clothing ( Pistons Starter Jackets, etc.)
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5. Stereo Equipment ( Tape Decks, Discmans, Walk mans)
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6. Sports Equipment ( Tennis Racquets, Shoes)
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7. Office Supplies ( Telephones, Fax Machines)
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X. Fucked Up?
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If you get caught (God forbid), just say that you found the card number
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in a parking lot at so & so and hate those people. You had no intention of
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keeping the stuff and it was just a cruel, malicious "joke". This scenario
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shouldn't occur if your careful, but if it does, you didn't think that it
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would work and they would just be hassled.
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XI. Miscellaneous Notes
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Computer equipment is the hardest thing to card. I don't card computer
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equipment and have only done it twice successfully because all the computer
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geeks that get a hold of a text file will try and get a 200 megger and a HST.
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The majority of carders have nothing to do with computers. I got started well
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before I got my modem and my first H/P/C/A access level on a BBS.
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Take that into consideration. Never keep card numbers on disk. That way
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If you get caught, they can't confiscate your computer. Hide them in the
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garage or basement. I tape the info to the back of a poster.
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I hope this file gives you new insight and sharpens your carding skills. If
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you have any questions, call Tgr 2600 and E-Mail Overdose.
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This has been a PoSSe text release. Look for other great
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PoSSe text releases and information files coming soon.
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Thanx to Tgr for getting me to write this file. The PoSSe 1991
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^__ __] Masters Of The Inner Posse: Overdose
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^ ___[___ [___\ ] The Grim Reaper
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^ [^ ]_ [ \_ \\ \\ \\ ] Writers: Black Wizzard
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^ [^\]\ [_ \_\_\ _\ ^\\ ] PoSSe HQ: Tgr 2600 313.645.3660 NUP: [SLAYER]
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^ [^ ]\ [ _\_\\_\\_^\\ ] The PoSSe: Dedicated to Bringing You The
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^\\ \\] Best...
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C) 1991 - The PoSSe. All Rights Reserved.
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Any alteration of this file is an infringement of international copyright law
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How to Phuck with Radio Shack
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"A View From The Inside"
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NOTE:The information in this phile is for entertainment purposes
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ONLY! The author claims NO responsibility WHATSOEVER for the actions
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of the reader.
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OK.....I used to work for Radio Shack as a Sales Associate,
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which meant I got paid $4.25 an hour, and I had to kiss a lotta
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people's asses to make any commission at all. After the Christmas
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rush, I was transferred to the shittiest store in our sales district.
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Which was OK, because my manager was stupider than SHIT! And I had a
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cool co-worker that showed me a few tricks. Well, I expanded upon
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those tricks, and I came up with a few kick-ass ways to get some free
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shit!
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METHOD 1: The Fake Return
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This is probably the most effective method, but it can also
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backfire the worst. You want to be sure that your manager DOES NOT
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count the stock after an item has been returned, like he is supposed
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to. This can get you in a lot of hot water in a hurry.
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Ok...Your manager is supposed to keep all of the old daily
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reports. Find where he keeps the most current reports, and randomly
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pick one day. Now, look through all of the sales tickets for a
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fairly good sized sale (around $35.00 or so). Some things to look
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for when choosing a ticket:
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1: Look for something with more than 1 item on it.
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2: Look for someone that the manager does not know well.
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Next, either send your co-worker on a lunch break, or wait until
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he goes to lunch (either way, get him out of the store). Next, write
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up a refund, just as you would for any other customer. When the POS
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asks you for the customer's phone number, do 1 of 2 things:
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1: Enter a fake number, using the area code and last four digits
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that are on the ticket. If you don't, the District Secretary
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OR your store manager could see the mis-match, and your ass
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will be under investigation!
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2: Enter no number, and say that the customer refused to give
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Now, after you print the ticket, sign it with your BEST forging
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possible (you may want to practices before you do the fake refund),
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and put the tickets in the basket, or whatever you keep the reciepts
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in. If you are asked why you did not keep the customer's receipt,
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calmly say that "They had other items on that reciept, and wanted to
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keep it."
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Timing is very important, too. You don't want to do this right
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before the store takes inventory, because the loss will show up. The
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best time is right after or even DURING an inventory period, because
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then you can blame it on a computer error (yes, there are a LOT of
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things that can go wrong the the Radio Shack P.O.S. system).
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I did this for a period of 1 month solid, getting about 35.00 a
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day (I was the only employee for that period of time). I quit,
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because I thought that I was under investigation, and I had another
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job anyway.
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Next time I write a phile, I'll describe how to figure out if
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Tandy Security is on to you.
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Questor
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NOTE: I apologize if this is sloppy by some standards, this is my
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first phile. Any comments can be made to me on the Blitzkrieg BBS.
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How To Make Your Own VALID American Express Numbers
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In One Easy Step
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Written and Created By:
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Saturday Knight
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Note: This Text file contains >>>Extremely<<< damaging
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material about the American Express account making algorithm.
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I do not commit credit card fraud. I just made up this scheme
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because I was bored. However, I do possess some morals. I
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called American Express to see if they'd have a reward for
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anyone finding a loophole in there system. I was going to
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tell them the loophole, get a reward and keep my mouth shut
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about what I found. Well American Express didn't seem to
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interested in what I discovered. In fact there "Special
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Investigation Division" didn't even believe me. Now that really
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burns me. In fact that got me really pissed. Since AMEX didn't
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seem to interested in this information, I thought that all you
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junior credit card frauders would. As for AMEX, they can kiss my
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ass.
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Sorry about 'Xing' out all the account numbers in this file. But
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I just want to keep myself out of legal hassles.
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About the System:
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My system for making cards is the ONLY system that IS
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100 PERCENT EFFECTIVE. Out of the 22 cards I made, all
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worked. 2 cards did not pass the authorization. This was
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because they were reported as lost after the date on my
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cancellation bulletin. But the 2 cards would have been good
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had they not have been lost.
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Materials Needed:
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- American Express "Cancellation Bulletin"
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(You can get these from almost any store. If you're really
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into carding, I suggest even attempting to BUY the book
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from an employee. )
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- Brain (You don't need much of one to follow my system)
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About all these other card hacker programs:
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In a nutshell: THEY DON'T WORK!
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If you have one of these programs, throw it away. All
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these programs do is spit out a randomly generated number
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that doesn't mean shit.
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How AMEX makes there cards:
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American Express made a big fuckup in there account
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algorithm. Let me demonstrate.
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37XX XX XXXX 61006
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37XX XX XXXX 01007
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37XX XX XXXX 71007
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37XX XX XXXX 81000
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37XX XX XXXX 81012
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Notice the last FIVE digits in the numbers. You'll
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see that the second number is almost always a 1 followed by
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two zeros. In other words the number 100 is almost ALWAYS in
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the middle of the series of five numbers. But look at the
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last number. In the middle you have a 101 and not a 100. Why
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is that? Let me tell you why. It's because AMEX made a bad
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mistake which I picked up on...
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Card A 37XX XX XXXX 81007
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^^^
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Card B 37XX XX XXXX 81015
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^^^
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Notice these two numbers. They are almost identical
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except for the last 2 digits. You see AMEX can't have two
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identical card numbers can they? Of course not because then
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who would they bill? What AMEX did instead was this...
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37XX XX XXXX 81015
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^
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They changed the damn zero to a 1 and made a new check digit
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for the end!! If you don't know what a check digit is. Get
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Dr. Cyclops file on the "Mod 10" method of check digits. If
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you can't get a hold of the file you can still make a valid
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card number. Here's what you do...
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Look in your cancellation book for a number similar to the
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one above. Make sure that within the last 5 digits the number
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101 is in the middle. Now do this....
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Before - 37XX XX XXXX 81015
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After - 37XX XX XXXX 81005
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^
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Change the 1 to a 0. Now to the number on the
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