Carding 💳 LCD: Live Carding Demo - Longchamp.com 💳

[d0ctrine]

LCD: Live Carding Demo - Longchamp.com

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Alright, fuckers. We're hitting Longchamp.com today. Known for those tiny bags every basic bitch owns this French brand isn't the toughest target but it'll do for now.

These guides are for newbies: No fancy talk, just the basics of how to card without fucking up. If you're already pro at this, you might pick up a trick or two, but don't expect any groundbreaking shit.

Why Longchamp?

Longchamp's a solid mid-tier luxury target. They ship worldwide and have a decent price range and their security's not gonna make you piss your pants. What matters here is making your hit look legit.

What you'll need:

• Fresh US/EU cards (EU works better here)
• Clean residential proxies (matching the card's country)
• Decent antidetect browser (check the forums!)
• Patience (these French fucks can be slow)
• Basic knowledge of the brand (in case you need to bullshit customer service)

Recon:
We dug into Longchamp's setup, surprise, surprise : it's pretty basic. No fancy anti-fraud shit here. Just some garbage analytics to Facebook and Snapchat and Tiktok. None of these are used for fraud decision making.

Based on my personal experience, here's what we I know:

• Basic device fingerprinting
• Half-assed VPN/proxy checks
• Velocity checks (don't spam orders, dumbass)
• 3D Secure pops up sometimes but not always
• They actually check if billing and shipping match
• The payment processor's Adyen, and what matters the most to Adyen is your FP and proxy.

The Secret Sauce: Longchamp's Weak Spots

Now, here's where we can fuck with them:

3DS is hit or miss: Sometimes they use it sometimes they don't. It's a dice roll. If you keep getting 3DS it means you have something wrong with your antidetect or proxy.
Shit email verification: They don't verify emails before processing. Use it to your advantage if you canlike we said in earlier guides, you can use legit emails or even .gov emails.

It's a two-edged sword though. The problem with using legit high trust email is you won't have any access to their emails if they contact you about the order. But you can still track your order anyway using this link.​

Lazy IP checks: A decent residential proxy will slip through.
Standard fraud checks: Nothing fancy just the basics.

How to exploit this:

• Use a clean residential proxy matching the card's country
• Make a throwaway account and don't bother verifying the email
• Make it look like a gift (different billing and shipping) to explain any weird shit
• If 3DS pops up have a backup card. If you keep getting 3DS just create a new session.

Remember that email trick?
Yeah the one from the Farfetch guide. We can try it here but don't expect it to matter as much. Longchamp's not using fancy shit like Riskified so it might not work as well.

But hey it's probably worth a shot. If you forgot what it is:

Use the cardholder's email when checking out.
Place the order.
Immediately spam the fuck out of that email to bury any confirmations.

Keep in mind: This might not work as well here. But if it does you're golden. If not no big loss.

Step-by-Step:

Set up your shit (proxy, antidetect, you know the drill)
Make a new account on Longchamp
Browse around and don't look suspicious
Add some shit to your cart (mix it up, don't just go for the expensive stuff)
Checkout using your account, not guest
Billing address matches the card, shipping wherever you want (drop)
Enter card details like you're double-checking
Hit submit and cross your fingers

Exclusive Video Demo:
(VIDEO RENDERING ISSUES. ILL UPLOAD IT TOGETHER WITH THE FARFETCH GUIDE IN A COUPLE OF HRS!)

Key Points:

• Make an account, but don't sweat the email verification
• Mix up your cart - don't be obvious
• Avoid next day delivery - it's sus as fuck
• If you get cancelled, wait at least a day before trying again
• Different billing and shipping can work in your favor

Advanced Tricks:

• Browse some luxury sites before hitting Longchamp, warm and grab as much cookies from the sites as you can.
• If you can, make a small legit purchase first. This helps with Adyen in my experience, but if you have shit FP and shit proxy it won't matter at all.
• Learn some basic French; it might help if you need to talk to customer service. Just kidding, lmao!
• If your order's under review, don't be afraid to call and "confirm" your purchase

What to Do If...

• Order cancelled right away: Your card's or your FP's probably burned. Cool off and try another
• 3DS pops up: Use a backup card
• Order's under review: Stay cool, it happens. Be ready to sweet-talk customer service
• Order ships: Nice. But don't get cocky. Switch it up for the next one

OPSEC Reminders:

• Never reuse your setup. Always rotate
• Like other guides, do not get greedy and space out your hits
• Act like you know your shit about Longchamp. Google exists, use it

Longchamp's not the hardest target, but it's a decent warm-up for bigger luxury sites. Take your time and do your homework, and you might score some overpriced French shit.

Final Word:
Carding Longchamp is like cheap wine - it gets the job done. Nail it, and you've got yourself a fancy French souvenir.
Next time, we might hit something more challenging. Keep those cards warm and your bullshit detector on high.

 

[eb303623]

Thanks Man. I will always appreciate your good work.

 

[d0ctrine]

Thanks Man. I will always appreciate your good work.

Thanks for awesome responses too. I'll upload the video later a bit.

 

[Peter_john21]

LCD: Live Carding Demo - Longchamp.com

---

Alright, fuckers. We're hitting Longchamp.com today. Known for those tiny bags every basic bitch owns this French brand isn't the toughest target but it'll do for now.

Why Longchamp?

Longchamp's a solid mid-tier luxury target. They ship worldwide and have a decent price range and their security's not gonna make you piss your pants. What matters here is making your hit look legit.

What you'll need:

• Fresh US/EU cards (EU works better here)
• Clean residential proxies (matching the card's country)
• Decent antidetect browser (check the forums!)
• Patience (these French fucks can be slow)
• Basic knowledge of the brand (in case you need to bullshit customer service)

Recon:
We dug into Longchamp's setup, surprise, surprise : it's pretty basic. No fancy anti-fraud shit here. Just some garbage analytics to Facebook and Snapchat and Tiktok. None of these are used for fraud decision making.

Based on my personal experience, here's what we I know:

• Basic device fingerprinting
• Half-assed VPN/proxy checks
• Velocity checks (don't spam orders, dumbass)
• 3D Secure pops up sometimes but not always
• They actually check if billing and shipping match
• The payment processor's Adyen, and what matters the most to Adyen is your FP and proxy.

The Secret Sauce: Longchamp's Weak Spots

Now, here's where we can fuck with them:

3DS is hit or miss: Sometimes they use it sometimes they don't. It's a dice roll. If you keep getting 3DS it means you have something wrong with your antidetect or proxy.
Shit email verification: They don't verify emails before processing. Use it to your advantage if you canlike we said in earlier guides, you can use legit emails or even .gov emails.

It's a two-edged sword though. The problem with using legit high trust email is you won't have any access to their emails if they contact you about the order. But you can still track your order anyway using this link.​

Lazy IP checks: A decent residential proxy will slip through.
Standard fraud checks: Nothing fancy just the basics.

How to exploit this:

• Use a clean residential proxy matching the card's country
• Make a throwaway account and don't bother verifying the email
• Make it look like a gift (different billing and shipping) to explain any weird shit
• If 3DS pops up have a backup card. If you keep getting 3DS just create a new session.

Remember that email trick?
Yeah the one from the Farfetch guide. We can try it here but don't expect it to matter as much. Longchamp's not using fancy shit like Riskified so it might not work as well.

But hey it's probably worth a shot. If you forgot what it is:

Use the cardholder's email when checking out.
Place the order.
Immediately spam the fuck out of that email to bury any confirmations.

Keep in mind: This might not work as well here. But if it does you're golden. If not no big loss.

Step-by-Step:

Set up your shit (proxy, antidetect, you know the drill)
Make a new account on Longchamp
Browse around and don't look suspicious
Add some shit to your cart (mix it up, don't just go for the expensive stuff)
Checkout using your account, not guest
Billing address matches the card, shipping wherever you want (drop)
Enter card details like you're double-checking
Hit submit and cross your fingers

Exclusive Video Demo:
(VIDEO RENDERING ISSUES. ILL UPLOAD IT TOGETHER WITH THE FARFETCH GUIDE IN A COUPLE OF HRS!)

Key Points:

• Make an account, but don't sweat the email verification
• Mix up your cart - don't be obvious
• Avoid next day delivery - it's sus as fuck
• If you get cancelled, wait at least a day before trying again
• Different billing and shipping can work in your favor

Advanced Tricks:

• Browse some luxury sites before hitting Longchamp, warm and grab as much cookies from the sites as you can.
• If you can, make a small legit purchase first. This helps with Adyen in my experience, but if you have shit FP and shit proxy it won't matter at all.
• Learn some basic French; it might help if you need to talk to customer service. Just kidding, lmao!
• If your order's under review, don't be afraid to call and "confirm" your purchase

What to Do If...

• Order cancelled right away: Your card's or your FP's probably burned. Cool off and try another
• 3DS pops up: Use a backup card
• Order's under review: Stay cool, it happens. Be ready to sweet-talk customer service
• Order ships: Nice. But don't get cocky. Switch it up for the next one

OPSEC Reminders:

• Never reuse your setup. Always rotate
• Like other guides, do not get greedy and space out your hits
• Act like you know your shit about Longchamp. Google exists, use it

Longchamp's not the hardest target, but it's a decent warm-up for bigger luxury sites. Take your time and do your homework, and you might score some overpriced French shit.

Final Word:
Carding Longchamp is like cheap wine - it gets the job done. Nail it, and you've got yourself a fancy French souvenir.
Next time, we might hit something more challenging. Keep those cards warm and your bullshit detector on high.

Nice bro as always

 

[MrFlimFlam98]

can you show us how to card newegg next?

 

[gemzx]

Appreciate you man

 

[panda008]

thanks

 

[darckxplit]

Haces un excelente trabajo con estas guias...