Q1
what is DUMP and BINs ?
#DUMP is an information written on plastic card. It cantains tracks - you can read about it in articles. Carders collect dumps by skimmers - a device installed on ATM which copies dump when holder moves his card through skimmer.
BIN - Bank Identification Number - first 6 digits in card number which help to find bank-emitent (bank who made this card)#
Q2
Please can you confirm me if i need pin when i buy something with 101 Dumps??
#mainly not. That's why dumps without PIN use for shopping. Dumps with PIN (D+P) usually cashout in ATM#
Q3
You get dumps through skimming right? how can they get PINs for the dumps?
#There are special devices for it. For example a little camera in invisible place, or key-pad - a thing like keyboard on ATM which is put on real keyboard. All these devices usually make in a complect with skimmer#
Q4
what does the card vbv mean?
#VBV - security protection (Verified by Visa). The same security has MasterCard (MCSC - MasterCard Secure Code)#
Q5
BA with cookies or just log/pass (without cookies) are sold online, prices vary accordingly. If I understand correctly, then for BA without cookies, it is necessary to completely fabricate data (the same cookies), have access to the phone number of the BA owner, email address, and also configure the PC itself for the city of residence (proxy, if they are suitable, of course). Also, each bank stores data on the last session of the BA owner, the same IP and geographic location. The question is, is it worth buying such material if in the end the data will not match the user's last session?
#There are logs/brute banks, fish (in general, almost the same thing) Logs just go with all the information, cookies, etc. Logs are filled in one way, brutes in another. Here you also need to understand what kind of bank it is, what information you can get, whether it is linked by play/yodl, etc. If you have access to good logs/bruts, you should buy and look for a way to withdraw. Few people use brute force, basically they withdraw everything by return (linking the bank to one office or another). In logs, things are different, here you are already inside the personal account, you have cookies, IP. The main task is to find out which method is not fraudulent for your bank. For example, Chase was seriously screwed by wire a year ago, it did not ask for a code, then they sent it for $990 so that it would not be fraudulent and the transaction would be released. I think the point is clear, you find a bank and look for a way to withdraw it, and these are only tests or a partner who has already passed this and knows. Links change, so it is important to keep your finger on the pulse. It's okay if the data doesn't match, you can't always find a sock or config specifically for CH#
