why some bins works better on some stores

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please answer to my question, i am not been able to understand it from past few weeks and yes you guessed it right i am new to carding.
 
hardcoregamer said:
please answer to my question, i am not been able to understand it from past few weeks and yes you guessed it right i am new to carding.
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In regards to your question some bins working in certain stores it's dependent on the usage say we have a bin we use it in Nike and Adidas Nike likes the bin as the cards we use arent used much not as many frequent chargebacks etc whereas Adidas doesn't as this bin has been abused on this site this could be one of many reasons the charge backs on the sites with certain bins
 
Stores love cards for which chargebacks did not come and, on the contrary, cancel payments if chargebacks came from this bin.
 
how difficult is to find those bins and what process you follow to find some actual bins with good hitting percentage, I am interested in learning
 
These bins are found through practical experience. You enter a card with a random bin and if the payment is successful, then this is a good bin and it is suitable for this site.
When the card dies, we buy the same bin for the same site and repeat the payment until the store begins to reject payment for this bin or puts this bin on the blacklist of the anti-fraud system.
 
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These bins are found through practical experience. You enter a card with a random bin and if the payment is successful, then this is a good bin and it is suitable for this site.
When the card dies, we buy the same bin for the same site and repeat the payment until the store begins to reject payment for this bin or puts this bin on the blacklist of the anti-fraud system.
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how will I get to know weather the bin rejected is due to blacklisting of that particular bin on that site or due to my poor carding setup that the anti-fraud system caught and denied my access to purchase, and thanks for replying to my previous question
 
If your system does not leak and has a unique digital fingerprint thanks to the anti-detect browser, and the IP address is crystal clear, but the payment is rejected, then the problem is with the card (dead, not enough balance) or the bin is included in the stop list.
 
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