[kcccarroll]

Hey everyone,

We're trying to get into Credit Card Stacking but we seem to be running into some technical issues. We're running a VPN to mask the location to that of the Applicants location, we're UW the Credit Reports for Score, Utilization, etc.. yet we seem to be getting nothing but declines.

Is there anyone here that understands the inner working of Credit Card Stacking? We'd be willing to pay a hefty fee for some guidance!

[goldenhippo80]

Is this a real post?

[Yankeeman07]

Hey everyone,

We're trying to get into Credit Card Stacking but we seem to be running into some technical issues. We're running a VPN to mask the location to that of the Applicants location, we're UW the Credit Reports for Score, Utilization, etc.. yet we seem to be getting nothing but declines.

Is there anyone here that understands the inner working of Credit Card Stacking? We'd be willing to pay a hefty fee for some guidance!

Credit Card Stacking (Tips & Tricks) - Can we just call it FRAUD !

[diditevenfund]

what a joke

[kcccarroll]

Credit Card Stacking (Tips & Tricks) - Can we just call it FRAUD !

The f*** are you talking about "Fraud" - When people sign an authorization agreement for you to apply for cards for them it's not fraud. All you broke morons searching around the internet for a 1 deal a month to submit. We're actually over here doing business, nothing about Credit Card stacking is Fraud. ****in idiots

[diditevenfund]

The f*** are you talking about "Fraud" - When people sign an authorization agreement for you to apply for cards for them it's not fraud. All you broke morons searching around the internet for a 1 deal a month to submit. We're actually over here doing business, nothing about Credit Card stacking is Fraud. ****in idiots

You mad? Obviously not great at what you do coming to a public forum to say you can't get your CC stacks done for your clients. Says enough about who is making what.

[Yankeeman07]

The f*** are you talking about "Fraud" - When people sign an authorization agreement for you to apply for cards for them it's not fraud. All you broke morons searching around the internet for a 1 deal a month to submit. We're actually over here doing business, nothing about Credit Card stacking is Fraud. ****in idiots

We're running a VPN to mask the location to that of the Applicants location, This is FRAUD !.

[kcccarroll]

We're running a VPN to mask the location to that of the Applicants location, This is FRAUD !.

How is that Fraud!? Lmfao.. did you read that on Google? The applicant legally authorized for a company to apply on their behalf, the banking websites have a security protocol that blocks the application from an IP Address that is not of the Applicants stated home address. Your a complete moron, nothing about it is fraud.

[BR-Nightmare]

How is that Fraud!? Lmfao.. did you read that on Google? The applicant legally authorized for a company to apply on their behalf, the banking websites have a security protocol that blocks the application from an IP Address that is not of the Applicants stated home address. Your a complete moron, nothing about it is fraud.

It's "you're"........moron.

[Yankeeman07]

How is that Fraud!? Lmfao.. did you read that on Google? The applicant legally authorized for a company to apply on their behalf, the banking websites have a security protocol that blocks the application from an IP Address that is not of the Applicants stated home address. Your a complete moron, nothing about it is fraud.

In your own words - you are utilizing a technique to hide the applicants real address - The potential card issuer wants accurate information from the applicant,
you are attempting to circumvent their security protocols.

[abfunders]

Seek Capital (who comes to the Debanked events BTW) and Midwest Corporate Credit among others have been doing this for over a decade. With the correct tools, it's a great program. Anyone can apply for a credit card on your behalf with a limited POA, which the clients sign first.

[abfunders]

They're not hiding their real address, they're putting their true SSN and home address and everything, no lies. They're simply hiding their IP address, which the banks have checks apparently. Years ago, I helped my uncle apply for a Chase credit card while he was visiting from out of state. We didn't use a VPN, he got approved, no fraud. Even if we had used a VPN, there would have been no fraud, because you didn't lie about anything.

Maybe if you used ProtonVPN and changed the state of the VPN, it might be more effective, however I'm guessing that banks have lists of the VPN IP addresses, so I'm not sure that that would be effective, but definitely better than a one-size-fits-all VPN.

[Yankeeman07]

A more efficient solution would be for the client to enter their personal information into a secure application.
Not a 3rd party surrogate. Banks are very security conscious

https://www.aba.com/banking-topics/t...ting-customers

[abfunders]

A more efficient solution would be for the client to enter their personal information into a secure application.
Not a 3rd party surrogate. Banks are very security conscious

https://www.aba.com/banking-topics/t...ting-customers

Dave STILL doesn't get it. The clients are PAYING someone else to do it for them for a reason, because they don't know where to get it or if they can get enough money by themselves. You might as well tell them, "You don't need a broker, go straight to the bank for your SBA, here's a random rep's number, you don't have to mention my name!" You're a broker, do you handle sensitive information for bank applications? Or did you stop peddling SBAs and "your" CC split funder?

[Yankeeman07]

Dave STILL doesn't get it. The clients are PAYING someone else to do it for them for a reason, because they don't know where to get it or if they can get enough money by themselves. You might as well tell them, "You don't need a broker, go straight to the bank for your SBA, here's a random rep's number, you don't have to mention my name!" You're a broker, do you handle sensitive information for bank applications? Or did you stop peddling SBAs and "your" CC split funder?

I handle sensitive information BUT - whenever possible I provide a secure link for clients to enter their information, bank statements, DL , credit card statements.


I clearly understand they are paying someone, BUT, the person that is supposedly doing the submitting is attempting to circumvent security protocols.
That would be a Red Flag

Even the company you mentioned has what appears to be a "Secure Portal"
https://secure.seekcapital.com/funds...MTIzNi4wLjAuMA..

[Yankeeman07]

Dave STILL doesn't get it. The clients are PAYING someone else to do it for them for a reason, because they don't know where to get it or if they can get enough money by themselves. You might as well tell them, "You don't need a broker, go straight to the bank for your SBA, here's a random rep's number, you don't have to mention my name!" You're a broker, do you handle sensitive information for bank applications? Or did you stop peddling SBAs and "your" CC split funder?

BTW, I'm proud to sell (peddle) the original Merchant Cash Advance Product - which is credit card splits

[mistamca]

A VPN is a bad idea. I don't do credit cards but all my major VPNs are very restricted with banking apps so it MIGHT hurt more than help. I run my own VPN (plus a couple of the major ones) which works great especially when I am out of the country but it solves a different problem than blending in your web traffic

[JustInCase]

It's ISO's who do stuff like this that make credit card stacking a bad look, but if done legit no law stating it cannot be done from my digging. I just cannot see where a merchant would see the value paying 10-16% of total card balances approved to broker when it can be done directly themselves. Ethically it's tricky.

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[abfunders]

Fund&Grow also does this, they even take a yearly membership fee.

[kcccarroll]

A VPN is a bad idea. I don't do credit cards but all my major VPNs are very restricted with banking apps so it MIGHT hurt more than help. I run my own VPN (plus a couple of the major ones) which works great especially when I am out of the country but it solves a different problem than blending in your web traffic

Ahhh, I see... so your saying the major banks flag the larger VPN's ? We use Express and have noticed some signs that it's being flagged...

[DiamondCapitalFunding]

Don't listen to yankee - he's been here for years, hates everything - has ****ty products

[Yankeeman07]

Don't listen to yankee - he's been here for years, hates everything - has ****ty products

Name one product that I sell that is ****?