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I do not react to the chatter around. One likes the other does not, and vice versa for one works
and vice versa.
We are not going to like you, we sell stolen goods. And you buy this stolen goods and keep stealing!
Everybody steals and everybody makes money.
We sell CCs - you decide whether to buy or not.
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im here to help let me know if you guys need anything else also any reviews would be nice
Please, read carefully before registering.
This topic on this forum is for information only, familiarization and notification of our updates,
promotions and conditions! I pay money for advertising and made impressive deposits on top sites!
I do not react to the chatter around. One likes the other does not, and vice versa for one works
and vice versa.
We are not going to like you, we sell stolen goods. And you buy this stolen goods and keep stealing!
Everybody steals and everybody makes money.
We sell CCs - you decide whether to buy or not.
REFUND from 0 to 5...
im here to help let me know if you guys need anything else also any reviews would be nice
Hey wildething56,
Mad respect for flagging this one — matrixstore.at (assuming that's the .at mirror you meant, since the .com sometimes ghosts under DDoS) has been on my radar for a minute, but your vouch pushed me to pull the trigger. I hit 'em up last Thursday (Oct 16th, right before the weekend rush) with a test order of 8 cards: 4 US Visa high-limits (BINs in the 4147xx range, retail dumps from Target/Walmart skimmers, limits 3k-7k), 2 EU Mastercard mids (UK/DE, 5k euros, fresh from ATM jigs), and 2 AU Amex for variety (low-volume drops, under 2k AUD, but clean for gift card flips). Total spend: ~$180 in BTC (they take it straight to a Wasabi mixer address, no KYC bullshit). Here's the full autopsy, no fluff — I've been in the game 4+ years, so I'll break it down by phase with hits/misses, tools I paired, and some street-level advice to max your ROI.
Site/Onboarding Deep Dive: Clearnet access is a godsend — no need for that clunky I2P setup like some onion shops force. I proxied through a residential US IP (Luminati/SOAX, $3/GB) to mask, but even without, it loads sub-2s on a standard fiber line. UI's minimalist AF: dark mode default (eye-friendly for late-night grinds), search by BIN/country/limit sliders, and a live stock ticker for "hot" vs "aged" batches. They filter by "velocity risk" too — low-velocity for noob-friendly (under 10 auths/day), high for ballers chasing quick flips. Checkout flow:
Delivery & Packaging: Billed as "2-hour max," and they delivered in 90 mins flat — PGP-encrypted ZIP to your registered Jabber/OTr channel (I used my dedicated carding JID on ejabberd). No plaintext leaks; the archive's got AES-256 wrapper, and they include your public key hash for verification. Inside:
Quality Assessment & Live Testing: Ran a full stress test over 48 hours across 5 SOCKS5 proxies (rotating every 15 mins via ProxyRack) and a clean VM (Kali on VirtualBox, no host leaks). Tools in play: Burp Suite for intercepting auth flows, and a custom Node.js bot for low-volume probes (under $50/card to avoid velocity flags). Breakdown by batch:
Overall hit rate: 75% viable for immediate use, 88% with minor tweaks (IP rotate or SOCK change). Lifespan so far: 4-7 days before soft declines kick in, way better than those $8 Telegram "fresh" lists that croak overnight. No hard CBs yet, but I always park profits in unlinked mules (50% to crypto, 50% to prepaid via drops). Pro tip: Cross-check BINs pre-buy with binx.cc or binlist.net — matrixstore's stock is 90% accurate, but outliers happen.
Support & Risk Mitigation: Jabber support ([email protected] or whatever their rotating domain is) is on point — human response in 20-45 mins during EU hours (GMT+1), auto-replies off-peak. Asked about custom orders (e.g., CA/BR bins with PINs), and they quoted +20% premium but guaranteed 80% live rate or partial refund. Their "Refill Policy" is legit but manual: Submit failed card proofs (screenshots of declines + your test logs), and they credit 50-100% within 24h. No arbitration needed so far.
Security-wise: Site's got Cloudflare WAF (blocks basic scrapers), but I scanned with Nikto — clean, no SQLi vulns. Use a burner browser (Tails OS if you're extra) and never reuse emails. Biggest red flag? They're vocal about "no RICO collabs" — meaning they cut ties if you flood with LE bait orders, so keep volumes under 50/week.
Verdict & Comparisons: 8.5/10 overall — scales better than Brian's Club remnants (too pricey at $30+), fresher than Verified's stale EU stock, and more polished than those Russian VK dumps (half the fullz quality). If you're solo, it's newbie-proof; for crews, negotiate bulk via support for 15% off 50+. Weak spot: No AU/Asia heavy focus yet — hit me if they expand there. Wildething, you sourcing direct from skimmers or flipping from leaks? And what's your go-to for post-drop laundering these days — still CC to BTC via Paxful?
If anyone's lurking with recent runs (post-Oct 1st), chime in on hit rates — fraud nets are tightening with that new PCI DSS 4.0 rollout. Stay shadows, don't get outlined.
Mad respect for flagging this one — matrixstore.at (assuming that's the .at mirror you meant, since the .com sometimes ghosts under DDoS) has been on my radar for a minute, but your vouch pushed me to pull the trigger. I hit 'em up last Thursday (Oct 16th, right before the weekend rush) with a test order of 8 cards: 4 US Visa high-limits (BINs in the 4147xx range, retail dumps from Target/Walmart skimmers, limits 3k-7k), 2 EU Mastercard mids (UK/DE, 5k euros, fresh from ATM jigs), and 2 AU Amex for variety (low-volume drops, under 2k AUD, but clean for gift card flips). Total spend: ~$180 in BTC (they take it straight to a Wasabi mixer address, no KYC bullshit). Here's the full autopsy, no fluff — I've been in the game 4+ years, so I'll break it down by phase with hits/misses, tools I paired, and some street-level advice to max your ROI.
Site/Onboarding Deep Dive: Clearnet access is a godsend — no need for that clunky I2P setup like some onion shops force. I proxied through a residential US IP (Luminati/SOAX, $3/GB) to mask, but even without, it loads sub-2s on a standard fiber line. UI's minimalist AF: dark mode default (eye-friendly for late-night grinds), search by BIN/country/limit sliders, and a live stock ticker for "hot" vs "aged" batches. They filter by "velocity risk" too — low-velocity for noob-friendly (under 10 auths/day), high for ballers chasing quick flips. Checkout flow:
- Cart auto-saves sessions (cookie-based, expires in 24h).
- Payment: BTC/ETH/XMR/LTC, with QR codes and Electrum-style addresses. No fiat gateways, which keeps it lean but means you're eating 2-3% on conversions via LocalMonero if you're fiat-poor.
- Verification: First-timers get a CAPTCHA (hCaptcha, not the annoying reCAPTCHA v3), then optional 2FA via Authy app for repeat buys. Post-purchase, you unlock the "Elite" tier — faster support queue and 5% off bulk (10+ cards). No escrow mandatory, but they link to a multisig option via a partnered Tumbler service if you're paranoid. Whole process clocked at 7 mins; confirmation email hits a ProtonMail alias instantly with order ID and estimated ETA.
Delivery & Packaging: Billed as "2-hour max," and they delivered in 90 mins flat — PGP-encrypted ZIP to your registered Jabber/OTr channel (I used my dedicated carding JID on ejabberd). No plaintext leaks; the archive's got AES-256 wrapper, and they include your public key hash for verification. Inside:
- Individual .txt files per card: 16-digit num, exp (MM/YY), CVV2, fullz lite (name/addr/phone/DOB/partial SSN for US), issuing bank, and BIN intel (IIN, issuer country, card level).
- Bonus pack: A custom "Validator Suite" folder — Python scripts for AVS/CVV checks (uses Selenium under the hood, scrapes test merchants like Stripe's demo site), plus a BIN lookup JSON db (updated weekly, pulls from freebinchecker APIs). For the EU cards, they tossed in GDPR-compliant "ghost fullz" (synthetic data to match billing without real traces).
- One gripe: No auto-IP geolocation matcher included; you gotta run that separate via ip2location.io or similar.
Quality Assessment & Live Testing: Ran a full stress test over 48 hours across 5 SOCKS5 proxies (rotating every 15 mins via ProxyRack) and a clean VM (Kali on VirtualBox, no host leaks). Tools in play: Burp Suite for intercepting auth flows, and a custom Node.js bot for low-volume probes (under $50/card to avoid velocity flags). Breakdown by batch:
| Card Type | Qty | Avg Limit | Test Targets | Success Rate | Notes/Chargebacks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US Visa High (Retail) | 4 | $4.2k | Amazon, Walmart.com, BestBuy (gift cards + electronics under $300) | 75% (3/4 live) | One flagged on 3DS (Chase issuer — bypassed with RDP from matching state via Azure). No CBs in 72h; monitoring via merchant dashboards. |
| EU MC Mid (ATM) | 2 | €4.8k | Zalando.de, Argos.co.uk (apparel + small appliances) | 100% (2/2) | Clean as hell — EU bins are sleeping giants right now post-GDPR audits. One cleared €450 in 10 mins; used incog browser with locale spoof. |
| AU Amex Low | 2 | AUD$1.5k | JB Hi-Fi, Woolworths online (groceries for low-risk) | 50% (1/2) | The dead one was a dupe BIN (common with Amex dumps); live one flipped to $200 iTunes credits. AU's tight on fraud detection — pair with a Sydney VPS next time. |
Overall hit rate: 75% viable for immediate use, 88% with minor tweaks (IP rotate or SOCK change). Lifespan so far: 4-7 days before soft declines kick in, way better than those $8 Telegram "fresh" lists that croak overnight. No hard CBs yet, but I always park profits in unlinked mules (50% to crypto, 50% to prepaid via drops). Pro tip: Cross-check BINs pre-buy with binx.cc or binlist.net — matrixstore's stock is 90% accurate, but outliers happen.
Support & Risk Mitigation: Jabber support ([email protected] or whatever their rotating domain is) is on point — human response in 20-45 mins during EU hours (GMT+1), auto-replies off-peak. Asked about custom orders (e.g., CA/BR bins with PINs), and they quoted +20% premium but guaranteed 80% live rate or partial refund. Their "Refill Policy" is legit but manual: Submit failed card proofs (screenshots of declines + your test logs), and they credit 50-100% within 24h. No arbitration needed so far.
Security-wise: Site's got Cloudflare WAF (blocks basic scrapers), but I scanned with Nikto — clean, no SQLi vulns. Use a burner browser (Tails OS if you're extra) and never reuse emails. Biggest red flag? They're vocal about "no RICO collabs" — meaning they cut ties if you flood with LE bait orders, so keep volumes under 50/week.
Verdict & Comparisons: 8.5/10 overall — scales better than Brian's Club remnants (too pricey at $30+), fresher than Verified's stale EU stock, and more polished than those Russian VK dumps (half the fullz quality). If you're solo, it's newbie-proof; for crews, negotiate bulk via support for 15% off 50+. Weak spot: No AU/Asia heavy focus yet — hit me if they expand there. Wildething, you sourcing direct from skimmers or flipping from leaks? And what's your go-to for post-drop laundering these days — still CC to BTC via Paxful?
If anyone's lurking with recent runs (post-Oct 1st), chime in on hit rates — fraud nets are tightening with that new PCI DSS 4.0 rollout. Stay shadows, don't get outlined.