Today I'd like to tell you about merch and how to combat it. Everyone knows that every (almost every) shop has its own merch that accepts your (or not quite your http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png ss/palku, etc.) payment methods.
I think everyone has encountered this:
Buy/sell shop
Bill=ship
Price: $100
But this doesn't mean the person has tried all the features of the merch attached to their shop.
First, we need to figure out what merch is attached to this shop.
I'll use four merch (randomly) and show what they can tell us about this shop.
Optimal Payments, aka Neteller.
Go to this merch's website and go to the Gateway Fraud Screening section, and you'll see this:
You've really fallen in love with some shop, and it has this merch. We're watching, analyzing, thinking, preparing. This merch is actually quite strong, I know from personal experience, especially with 3D Secure. Although 3D Secure isn't that big of a deal. http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png
Moving on.
The second one I'm targeting is Skipjack merch.
The link to their Fraud Protection is HERE. By the way, if you don't speak English, it's best to follow the link; Google Translate will translate it.
As you can see, it clearly states what can affect your SS's decline. The merch is simple and not overdone, so you can go ahead and use it. And as you may have already noticed, there's a clear clause stating that if the shipping address differs from the billing address, then... well, the decline is... or "Suspicious." Activity"
Next in my queue is Nochex.
Well, here's what we see in their Fraud Protection
And again, 3D Secure (VBV, Msc.) So draw your own conclusions and think with your head before you go there.
And lastly, this is SagePay. We go to the website and already know which section to go to: http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png
Accordingly, we turn on the translator, turn on our brains (if we have one), and study it.
In the end, of the four merch options, Skipjack turned out to be quite cardable. Its antifraud is weak, and there aren't many clients. That's why it's so easy.
How does a shop owner (support) see your transaction in their merch?
Well, something like this.
That's it. This is my merch that I work with for my shops, so I won't reveal its name because it would clutter up the site.
I'd like to point out that in addition to the merch, your order is also processed by the shop's support team, who can cause you a lot of trouble if they don't like you. So sometimes it's not just the merch, but more often than not, it's because the shop owner receives a report like the one I mentioned above for every order.
Also, read up on Velocity in the Anti-Fraud Merch sections.
Let's summarize.
There are tons of merch companies willing to "accept" your transaction.
Don't rush into buying. A friend's "sending shop." Get off your ass, browse the merch, check out their Fraud Protection. Understand what to expect when you search for this merch. Pick a couple of merch items, assess your abilities, and successfully smash them until smoke comes out of your ears. Sorry http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/biggrin.png
But a lot also depends on your material. Many merch listings clearly state which countries they don't want to see in their stores, or are extremely happy to see, and there are many other useful information you'll find useful http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png I think finding the merch itself won't be difficult.
Another interesting point: If you don't want to wait for shipping or a long, tedious, and nerve-wracking "Order Review," before you start searching for the shop where you found the merch you like, Think about how you could be the shop owner at http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif and get the money from your material straight into your pocket without having to sell counterfeit goods.
Thank you all, good luck and success. Keep trying, keep knocking, and the door will definitely open for you
I think everyone has encountered this:
Buy/sell shop
Bill=ship
Price: $100
But this doesn't mean the person has tried all the features of the merch attached to their shop.
First, we need to figure out what merch is attached to this shop.
I'll use four merch (randomly) and show what they can tell us about this shop.
Optimal Payments, aka Neteller.
Go to this merch's website and go to the Gateway Fraud Screening section, and you'll see this:
You've really fallen in love with some shop, and it has this merch. We're watching, analyzing, thinking, preparing. This merch is actually quite strong, I know from personal experience, especially with 3D Secure. Although 3D Secure isn't that big of a deal. http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png
Moving on.
The second one I'm targeting is Skipjack merch.
The link to their Fraud Protection is HERE. By the way, if you don't speak English, it's best to follow the link; Google Translate will translate it.
As you can see, it clearly states what can affect your SS's decline. The merch is simple and not overdone, so you can go ahead and use it. And as you may have already noticed, there's a clear clause stating that if the shipping address differs from the billing address, then... well, the decline is... or "Suspicious." Activity"
Next in my queue is Nochex.
Well, here's what we see in their Fraud Protection
And again, 3D Secure (VBV, Msc.) So draw your own conclusions and think with your head before you go there.
And lastly, this is SagePay. We go to the website and already know which section to go to: http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png
Accordingly, we turn on the translator, turn on our brains (if we have one), and study it.
In the end, of the four merch options, Skipjack turned out to be quite cardable. Its antifraud is weak, and there aren't many clients. That's why it's so easy.
How does a shop owner (support) see your transaction in their merch?
Well, something like this.
That's it. This is my merch that I work with for my shops, so I won't reveal its name because it would clutter up the site.
I'd like to point out that in addition to the merch, your order is also processed by the shop's support team, who can cause you a lot of trouble if they don't like you. So sometimes it's not just the merch, but more often than not, it's because the shop owner receives a report like the one I mentioned above for every order.
Also, read up on Velocity in the Anti-Fraud Merch sections.
Let's summarize.
There are tons of merch companies willing to "accept" your transaction.
Don't rush into buying. A friend's "sending shop." Get off your ass, browse the merch, check out their Fraud Protection. Understand what to expect when you search for this merch. Pick a couple of merch items, assess your abilities, and successfully smash them until smoke comes out of your ears. Sorry http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/biggrin.png
But a lot also depends on your material. Many merch listings clearly state which countries they don't want to see in their stores, or are extremely happy to see, and there are many other useful information you'll find useful http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png I think finding the merch itself won't be difficult.
Another interesting point: If you don't want to wait for shipping or a long, tedious, and nerve-wracking "Order Review," before you start searching for the shop where you found the merch you like, Think about how you could be the shop owner at http://ccc.mn/public/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif and get the money from your material straight into your pocket without having to sell counterfeit goods.
Thank you all, good luck and success. Keep trying, keep knocking, and the door will definitely open for you
