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Hey @Carreflower if you do not mind, possibly not posting photos of products from us that you have recieved from the mail. We just don't recommend it for operational security purposes for your sake primarily. This includes any actions of cashing out the cards or anything else that could be...

Our area had snow on that set of weeks rendering our USPS truck out of service. We had roughly 640-700 parcels palleted ready to leave our production facility, so we had to make an emergency call to FedEx to process all of the parcels and had to resticker every single one manually in our...

The Binary Codes are very geo-specific and are usually referencing zonings, it's a micro view and doesn't hold much significance relative to splicing for use cases in terms of amount you can cashout from the card. The actual bank and their limitations holds much more significance. This is more...

Thanks for the vouch @Smartmoni

During the initiation phases of P2P Infrastructure, we have an in-house consultant who will talk to you primarily about your localized area and the ATM units adjacent to you. We require photos of the units, we have all of the CAD's from the major manufacturers of ATM's and branch atms tend to...

Good question, our "trickle flow" or the fundamental ratio of people that have bought retail products from us relative to the amount that joins the P2P infrastructure. This ratio has been static, however, the amount of people buying the retail products has grown substantially. Therefore we are...

Hey @Extraswiping I believe someone from our support staff has spoken to you (you have a similar screen name on Telegram). Thanks for purchasing from us, glad you had a pleasure with the High-Balance Card.

The data provided on the paper that comes with the card is acquired via synapsing (a backend data inquisition that is similar to an ATM balance check) that is done in-house by our staff. That is the most accurate representation of the victims Balance at the given time period, during shipping...

P2P will always have an advantage over retail clients, if this dichotomy wasn't existant, there would be no retail cards available in-general. P2P Skimming Infrastructure costs $35k to join, the retail cards you can get started with for as low as $250 USD/BTC, and on-top of the high price tag...

The primary issue alot of people in our thread constantly make us aware of is the demand for certain cards. You have to be weary that the data splits that occur between us and our P2P affiliates isn't fully arbitrary. The more opage or less-competitive an acquisition region is (meaning less...

We have been acquiring new clients on the P2P Skimming Network within Canada quite rapidly. Therefore we have had points of data acquisition within BMO Branch ATM's aswell as misc. ATM's in Canada. High-Balance Cards have been quite popular as the data suggests especially for BMO Card's...

Sure, glad we could help.

Chase cards, more specifically (Chase - High Balance Cards) are generally quoted as being the best because the ATM limits are higher for Chase cards used at the ATM (up to $3,000 USD). This is something unique to Chase as a brand specifically, hence why most people request the High-Balance Card...

Thanks for the Vouch @hittingslips

If you navigate to the TOR site, then go to Cloned Cards -> High-Balance Card (UK). You can add in "Name Engraving" it is an extra $5 and it operates both on the backend of the POS as well as phyiscally on the front of the card. This will allow you to bypass Western Union ID checks with ease...

Any ATM, we simply recommend that you use the Bank Branch ATM if you are in a domestic region of USA or UK. This is because Branch ATM's tend to give better limits to debit cards that are related to the branch.

We are currently acquiring data for P2P in Canada as there are current P2P members there. However there is not enough inflow from Canadian P2P Members to only sell cards based off Canadian Banks to Canadian Retail Customers. Until this hits equilibrium, there will be a roughly 30% chance that...

We only do Sign-On Delivery in very select countries, 95% of the time to almost all of the time it's going to be dropped off at the address specified via the given shipping provider that we put in the FAQ and our TOR Store

The tolerance of Operational Security (opSEC) is generally up to the user's risk to reward bias, but in general cashing out from ATM's is "Low-Risk" and going up to purchase goods and services with our cards is higher risk on Mid-Balance as we don't do name engraving, and lower risk on High /...

Thanks for highlighting this in the thread @skrtkobain , there are many different ways to cashout the cards that we provide, you can almost use your imagination to make up whichever works best within your area given it falls within the ATM Limitation & Balance Thresholds. We don't put the...