Is there anything objectively wrong with let's say credit

>>1909411
you dont even know how carding works do you

>>1909426
I have read about it. Is it a good idea though?

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>>1909411
Nigga u dumb

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>>1909411
nah, usually the CC company repays the person for any loses that occur. As far as not getting caught, I say follow what those fuckbois from the American Greed episode did
>keep the team you're working with tight knit
>don't keep hitting the same sources over and over again
>NEVER be the one who cashes out the cards, that's what dumb nigs are for
>don't buy too much flashy shit with your newfound wealth, keep it simple

If I remember correctly, the only reason Gonzalez and his crew got caught was because a member ratted /out/ everyone when he was faced with a charge unrelated to the CC fraud

>>1909686
Is it a good idea then

>>1909411
>Only dumb black people get caught
Only dumb black people try it, anon.

>>1909411
>not using "white collar crime" anymore

Heeey, we're learning! Still a goddamn stupid thread, but oh well - baby steps, I guess?

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