Hello my fellow carders. Thanks for stopping by this guide! Today we are going to talk about a treasure trove of resale gear and some passable security, Golf Galaxy.
To be honest, I am a huge golf enthusiast. I have all the best gear a golfer could want. My golf bag is worth thousands and my closet is full of as many rich white boy polos as a man could want. You name it, I have it and it’s all thanks to Golf Galaxy.
They have everything from $2,000 sets of clubs to Jordan golf shoes. The best part is that everything they have has great resale value. You can buy a set of clubs for $1,200 and resell them for $1,000 the next day, no questions asked.
Security
Golf Galaxy has some serious security, but if you set it up right, it’s a breeze.
Golf Galaxy uses Riskified and they watch you like hawks and scrutinize every order. I mean, I hate those fucking guys, but Golf Galaxy's greed gives us a wide window. Golf Galaxy also uses 2D security for orders under $1,500, in my experience.
Golf Galaxy uses their payment processor in-house, so we don't have to worry about some payment gateway like Stripe.
D0ctrine always talks about how Riskified gets a raging boner over the cardholder's email, and the same thing applies here. But we can't use that here (I'll explain why later), but you need to create an email with the cardholder's name.
Example: John Smith
[email protected]
Setup
• Clean proxies (no bullshit DCs)
• Best antidetect setup
• Clean cards from first hand (NON-VBV if order is over $1500)
• Drop address that hasn't been burned
• Document rendering service (will explain later)
The Heist
Run your antidetect, preferably from a warm-up session. Find something you need - a set of clubs, a driver, just anything. When that pretty ad for Golf Galaxy pops up, click on it. Riskified sees this as a natural entry point.
Don't carding it right away. Browse through everything like a normal customer, maybe add and remove some crap from your cart, look at some reviews, then find what you actually want. Mix up your cart a bit and throw in some cheap tees or something.
When you get to the checkout, make sure you select guest checkout. Enter the email address you created with the cardholder's name. Also make sure you use a number that can be traced back to you. When you enter the cardholder's details, make sure you don't copy and paste or alt-tab. Riskified loves to throw a fit because they think you don't have the card in your hand. You don't.
Once you get that sweet "Thank you for your order," you haven't succeeded yet. That's where Golf Galaxy's greed kicks in. Even if Riskified thinks you're a creep, which you are, Golf Galaxy wants to make sure. That's why you need an email address that we control.
Golf Galaxy will call us and ask us to verify some information. Usually it's just the billing address. They'll also tell you that you need to email them a photo of your ID. They will send you an email that you will need to reply with a photo of ID that matches the cardholder name and billing address. This is where you need to contact a reputable drawing service. Verification tools will not work with these crazy customer service representatives.
Once you have the issued cardholder ID, just reply to their email. It takes them no more than 20 minutes to decide if you are a sneaky carder or a good little customer.
If you are using a good drawing service, your ID will pass their verification and they will send you a tracking number. This store ships quickly, so you will be swimming in profit in no time.
Conclusion
Golf Galaxy is the perfect target for the average carder. Their greed is their undoing, and it can print us money. If you need help, feel free to contact me. Thank you all for reading this guide. I appreciate all carders!
Special thanks to D0ctrine for the inspiration and all you do for the community.
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To be honest, I am a huge golf enthusiast. I have all the best gear a golfer could want. My golf bag is worth thousands and my closet is full of as many rich white boy polos as a man could want. You name it, I have it and it’s all thanks to Golf Galaxy.
They have everything from $2,000 sets of clubs to Jordan golf shoes. The best part is that everything they have has great resale value. You can buy a set of clubs for $1,200 and resell them for $1,000 the next day, no questions asked.
Security
Golf Galaxy has some serious security, but if you set it up right, it’s a breeze.
Golf Galaxy uses Riskified and they watch you like hawks and scrutinize every order. I mean, I hate those fucking guys, but Golf Galaxy's greed gives us a wide window. Golf Galaxy also uses 2D security for orders under $1,500, in my experience.
Golf Galaxy uses their payment processor in-house, so we don't have to worry about some payment gateway like Stripe.
D0ctrine always talks about how Riskified gets a raging boner over the cardholder's email, and the same thing applies here. But we can't use that here (I'll explain why later), but you need to create an email with the cardholder's name.
Example: John Smith
[email protected]
Setup
• Clean proxies (no bullshit DCs)
• Best antidetect setup
• Clean cards from first hand (NON-VBV if order is over $1500)
• Drop address that hasn't been burned
• Document rendering service (will explain later)
The Heist
Run your antidetect, preferably from a warm-up session. Find something you need - a set of clubs, a driver, just anything. When that pretty ad for Golf Galaxy pops up, click on it. Riskified sees this as a natural entry point.
Don't carding it right away. Browse through everything like a normal customer, maybe add and remove some crap from your cart, look at some reviews, then find what you actually want. Mix up your cart a bit and throw in some cheap tees or something.
When you get to the checkout, make sure you select guest checkout. Enter the email address you created with the cardholder's name. Also make sure you use a number that can be traced back to you. When you enter the cardholder's details, make sure you don't copy and paste or alt-tab. Riskified loves to throw a fit because they think you don't have the card in your hand. You don't.
Once you get that sweet "Thank you for your order," you haven't succeeded yet. That's where Golf Galaxy's greed kicks in. Even if Riskified thinks you're a creep, which you are, Golf Galaxy wants to make sure. That's why you need an email address that we control.
Golf Galaxy will call us and ask us to verify some information. Usually it's just the billing address. They'll also tell you that you need to email them a photo of your ID. They will send you an email that you will need to reply with a photo of ID that matches the cardholder name and billing address. This is where you need to contact a reputable drawing service. Verification tools will not work with these crazy customer service representatives.
Once you have the issued cardholder ID, just reply to their email. It takes them no more than 20 minutes to decide if you are a sneaky carder or a good little customer.
If you are using a good drawing service, your ID will pass their verification and they will send you a tracking number. This store ships quickly, so you will be swimming in profit in no time.
Conclusion
Golf Galaxy is the perfect target for the average carder. Their greed is their undoing, and it can print us money. If you need help, feel free to contact me. Thank you all for reading this guide. I appreciate all carders!
Special thanks to D0ctrine for the inspiration and all you do for the community.
(c) stackscc