Carding 🏌️Carding Guide: Golf Galaxy🏌️

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Hello my fellow degenerates, Thank you for tuning into my first guide! Today we are talking about a treasure trove of resalable gear and some passable security, Golf Galaxy.

To tell you the truth, I am big into golf. I have all the top gear a golfer can possibly have. My golf bag is worth thousands, and my closet is full of as many rich white guy polos as a man could possibly own. You name it, I have it, and it’s all thanks to Golf Galaxy.

They have everything from $2000 iron sets to Jordan golf shoes. The best part is everything they have has great resale value. You can get a set of $1200 irons and flip them for $1000 the next day, no questions
asked.

Security

Golf Galaxy has some tight security, but with the right setup, it is a cakewalk.

Golf Galaxy is running Riskified, and they watch you like a fucking hawk and scrutinize every goddamn order. I mean, I hate these fucking guys, but Golf Galaxy’s greed gives us a wide-open window. Golf Galaxy also runs 2D security on orders under $1500, in my experience.

Golf Galaxy runs their payment processor in-house, so we don’t have to worry about some dickhead like Stripe.

D0ctrine is always talking about how Riskified gets a raging boner for cardholder's email, and it’s the same thing here. But we can’t use it here (I’ll explain why later), but you need to make an email with the cardholder's name in it.

Example: John Bangyourmom

Johnbangyourmom19@gmail.com

Setup

• Clean Proxies (No Data Center BS)
• Best Goddamn Anti-Detect
• Clean First-Hand Cards (NON-VBV if order is over $1500)
• A drop address that hasn’t been burned by Satan himself
• A drawing service (will explain later)

The Heist

Fire up your anti-detect, preferably with a warmed-up session. Look up some shit you want—a set of irons, a driver, just something. When that beautiful Golf Galaxy ad pops up, click on it. Riskified sees this as a natural entry.

Don’t go straight for the kill like some goddamn drug dealer when you owe him $20. Browse around like a regular customer, maybe add and remove some bullshit from your cart, look at some reviews, then find what you’re really after. Mix up your cart a little bit too and add some cheap tees in there or something.

Once you get to the checkout, make sure you select guest checkout. Put in the email you made with the cardholder's name in it. Also, make sure you use a number that directs to you. When you enter the cardholder's details, make sure you don’t copy-paste or alt-tab. Riskified likes to throw a fucking tantrum because it looks to them as if the card isn’t in your hands. Which it’s not.

Once you get that sweet “Thanks For Your Order” you’re not out of the shit yet. This is where Golf Galaxy’s greed fucks them. Even if Riskified thinks you’re scummy as hell, which you are, Golf Galaxy wants to make sure. This is why you need an email we control.

Golf Galaxy is going to give us a call and ask us to verify some information. It’s usually just the billing address. They will also say you need to email them a picture of your ID. They will send you an email to which you need to reply with a picture of an ID that matches the cardholder's name and billing address. This is where you need to hit up an accurate drawing service. Verif-tools won’t work on these cracked-up customer service reps.

Once you’ve secured your cardholder's drawn ID, just reply to their email with it. They take no more than 20 minutes to decide whether you’re a scummy fuck or a good little customer.

If your ID passes their checks, which, if you use a good drawing service, it will, they will send you a tracking number. These fuckers ship out fast, so you’ll be swimming in your overpriced white old man shit in no time.

Conclusion

Golf Galaxy is a perfect target for an intermediate carder. Their greed is their downfall and can print us money. If you need help, don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you all for reading my first guide. I appreciate all you degenerates!

Special thanks to D0ctrine for inspiring me and all you do for the community.

 

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Hello my fellow degenerates, Thank you for tuning into my first guide! Today we are talking about a treasure trove of resalable gear and some passable security, Golf Galaxy.

To tell you the truth, I am big into golf. I have all the top gear a golfer can possibly have. My golf bag is worth thousands, and my closet is full of as many rich white guy polos as a man could possibly own. You name it, I have it, and it’s all thanks to Golf Galaxy.

They have everything from $2000 iron sets to Jordan golf shoes. The best part is everything they have has great resale value. You can get a set of $1200 irons and flip them for $1000 the next day, no questions
asked.

Security

Golf Galaxy has some tight security, but with the right setup, it is a cakewalk.

Golf Galaxy is running Riskified, and they watch you like a fucking hawk and scrutinize every goddamn order. I mean, I hate these fucking guys, but Golf Galaxy’s greed gives us a wide-open window. Golf Galaxy also runs 2D security on orders under $1500, in my experience.

Golf Galaxy runs their payment processor in-house, so we don’t have to worry about some dickhead like Stripe.

D0ctrine is always talking about how Riskified gets a raging boner for cardholder's email, and it’s the same thing here. But we can’t use it here (I’ll explain why later), but you need to make an email with the cardholder's name in it.

Example: John Bangyourmom

Johnbangyourmom19@gmail.com

Setup

• Clean Proxies (No Data Center BS)
• Best Goddamn Anti-Detect
• Clean First-Hand Cards (NON-VBV if order is over $1500)
• A drop address that hasn’t been burned by Satan himself
• A drawing service (will explain later)

The Heist

Fire up your anti-detect, preferably with a warmed-up session. Look up some shit you want—a set of irons, a driver, just something. When that beautiful Golf Galaxy ad pops up, click on it. Riskified sees this as a natural entry.

Don’t go straight for the kill like some goddamn drug dealer when you owe him $20. Browse around like a regular customer, maybe add and remove some bullshit from your cart, look at some reviews, then find what you’re really after. Mix up your cart a little bit too and add some cheap tees in there or something.

Once you get to the checkout, make sure you select guest checkout. Put in the email you made with the cardholder's name in it. Also, make sure you use a number that directs to you. When you enter the cardholder's details, make sure you don’t copy-paste or alt-tab. Riskified likes to throw a fucking tantrum because it looks to them as if the card isn’t in your hands. Which it’s not.

Once you get that sweet “Thanks For Your Order” you’re not out of the shit yet. This is where Golf Galaxy’s greed fucks them. Even if Riskified thinks you’re scummy as hell, which you are, Golf Galaxy wants to make sure. This is why you need an email we control.

Golf Galaxy is going to give us a call and ask us to verify some information. It’s usually just the billing address. They will also say you need to email them a picture of your ID. They will send you an email to which you need to reply with a picture of an ID that matches the cardholder's name and billing address. This is where you need to hit up an accurate drawing service. Verif-tools won’t work on these cracked-up customer service reps.

Once you’ve secured your cardholder's drawn ID, just reply to their email with it. They take no more than 20 minutes to decide whether you’re a scummy fuck or a good little customer.

If your ID passes their checks, which, if you use a good drawing service, it will, they will send you a tracking number. These fuckers ship out fast, so you’ll be swimming in your overpriced white old man shit in no time.

Conclusion

Golf Galaxy is a perfect target for an intermediate carder. Their greed is their downfall and can print us money. If you need help, don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you all for reading my first guide. I appreciate all you degenerates!

Special thanks to D0ctrine for inspiring me and all you do for the community.

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