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Brute-forcing eBay accounts linked with PayPal remains a viable, though increasingly challenging, strategy within carding operations. Success in these endeavors hinges on understanding evolving security measures, leveraging sophisticated tooling, and implementing strategic post-access methodologies to extract maximum value from compromised accounts.
This chapter provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide on brute-forcing eBay and PayPal accounts, securing them post-compromise, and maximizing profitability through calculated exploitation.

Brute-forcing eBay and PayPal accounts involves the automated process of testing vast combinations of usernames and passwords against the platforms’ authentication systems. While this method was highly lucrative in its early years, enhanced anti-fraud systems now require refined tactics for sustained profitability.

• eBay’s integration with PayPal makes it a dual-exploitation target
• Both platforms offer high-return opportunities if breached accounts are handled correctly
• Ongoing security updates by eBay and PayPal necessitate constant adaptation

Success in brute-forcing operations relies on assembling the right toolkit and infrastructure.


Leaked credential databases are the foundation of any brute-force campaign.

• Darknet forums (Exploit, Alphabay)
• Data breach repositories (private and public)
• Marketplaces selling combo lists with PayPal/eBay targets

• Clean email
• Filter by geography (U.S., U.K., EU)
• Preference for recent breaches (last 12 months)


High-quality proxies are essential to prevent IP blacklisting.

Proxy Provider | Type | Notes |
---|---|---|
LuxSocks | SOCKS5 | High anonymity, low latency |
Faceless | Residential Proxies | IP rotation and region targeting |
Storm Proxies | Mixed | Budget option for lower-tier accounts |

• Region match proxy IP to account holder’s geolocation
• Rotate proxies after 10-20 login attempts
• Monitor IP health and replace flagged ranges immediately


Customizable tools specifically configured for PayPal and eBay platforms.

Tool | Pros | Cons |
---|---|---|
OpenBullet | Free, highly customizable | Steeper learning curve |
BlackBullet | Easy to use, active dev support | License required |
Sentry MBA | Legacy support, robust | Dated, limited features on new security |
Custom Scripts (Python/Go) | Fully tailored | Requires coding skills |


Servers optimize speed and stability.

• CPU: 4+ cores
• RAM: 16GB+
• Bandwidth: Unmetered recommended
• Location: Offshore, bulletproof hosts

Each breached account presents different exploitation opportunities.


• Email Address & User ID
• Feedback Score: Higher scores lend legitimacy but are more scrutinized
• Recent Orders (Last 60 Days)
• Linked Payment Method: PayPal vs Credit Card
• Holder’s Personal Info: Address, ZIP, Phone


Type | Description | Use Case |
---|---|---|
eBay + PayPal Link | Full integration with auto-pay setup | Immediate orders & balance withdrawal |
eBay + Saved CC | Linked credit cards, no PayPal | Order high-volume products |
PayPal Standalone | Pure PayPal accounts | Digital goods & fund transfers |



• Update Email, Password, and Phone
• Create a new email in the same region (e.g., mail.com, ProtonMail)
• Optional: Add 2FA to block owner recovery


• Start with small-value transactions ($5-$20)
• Buy low-risk products (toys, gadgets)
• Goal: Mimic regular buyer behavior to avoid merchant and PayPal scrutiny


• Gradually increase order value over 3-5 days
• Prioritize items with fast shipping and no signature confirmation
• Use drops/intermediaries close to the cardholder’s address for shipping


• Keep billing address consistent with account data
• Use nearby shipping addresses (within the same ZIP or city)
• Consider drop addresses with matching region to avoid flagging


• Use different proxies and devices for each account
• Anti-detect browsers (Linken Sphere, MultiLogin) recommended
• Never cross IPs between sessions


• Preserve session cookies to avoid forced re-authentication
• Use portable browsers with cookie management extensions
• Backup cookies before switching sessions or proxies


• Anti-detect browsers simulate unique devices
• Match fingerprint data (screen size, fonts, languages) to account locale
• Rotate device fingerprints if working with multiple accounts



• Exploit single sign-on (SSO) vulnerabilities where possible
• Use PayPal access to initiate refunds or payment reversals on eBay


• Withdraw funds to linked bank accounts if accessible
• Send funds via Friends & Family option to avoid purchase disputes
• Purchase digital assets (gift cards, crypto) for fast liquidations


• Track sellers who are lenient on address mismatches
• Build lists of low-scrutiny sellers
• Use seller data to rotate sources and avoid patterns

Challenge | Risk | Mitigation |
---|---|---|
Account Death (Ban/Lock) | Immediate loss of access | Quick post-login actions + alternate accounts |
Proxy Flagging | IP bans, blacklisting | Rotate IPs, monitor health, upgrade providers |
2FA or Phone Verification | Locked transactions | Use fullz with SIM access or social engineering |
Session Timeout | Loss of progress | Cookie management + anti-detect browsers |











Brute-forcing eBay and PayPal accounts demands discipline, patience, and an ever-evolving strategy to stay ahead of anti-fraud systems. While the landscape has changed significantly over the years, properly executed brute-force campaigns still offer worthwhile returns for those willing to put in the work.
The key: Automate intelligently. Act strategically. Adapt constantly.