Manual đŸ›Carding Guide: Ulta Beauty🛁

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Carding Guide: Ulta Beauty (Difficulty 9/10)


One thing I can admit is that I take my hygiene seriously. A decent hygiene routine will get you better luck with the ladies, and I know some of you dirty fuckers need that. Cologne also has a thriving resell market and if you’ve read my previous guides you know I love niche items. This is why we’re taking a deep dive into Ulta Beauty (ulta.com).
Ulta isn’t the easiest target, but if you’re not a dumbass, you’ll have your overpriced colognes shipping to your drop in no time.

Security Analysis

Looking at Ulta on Wappalyzer, we don’t uncover much. It doesn’t look like they have anything obvious on the surface. But if we use Caido, we can see they’re in bed with Braintree. If you’ve ever tried to hit Braintree, you know they’re a major pain in the ass.
I also uncovered that Braintree starts spying on us the minute we step foot on the website. This means we have to browse around like "real people”.

In my experience, Braintree also forces 3DS on every transaction over $500 or if your fraud score is ridiculously high.
One good thing I can say is that Ulta thinks Braintree is enough protection to stop us carders (it probably is for some of you), but with the right approach, your orders will slide right through.

Set Up

• Good Anti-Detect
• Clean Proxies (no data center bullshit)
• First-Hand Cards (NON-VBV on orders over $500)
• A Fresh Drop
• Aged Account (not needed but preferred)

The Heist

Fire up your anti-detect with a proxy in the same city as your cardholder. Look up some shit you want, like your overpriced cologne. Once an Ulta link pops up, click it.
This entry will boost your trust score with Braintree.

Next, browse around for 20–30 minutes. I know some of you dumbasses will try to test your luck, browse for 2 fucking minutes, and brute force your way through. You’ll get a decline every fucking time, I promise.

When you’ve got what you’re really after in your cart, head to checkout. If you’re using an aged account (which you should), just continue with checkout as normal. If not, select guest checkout and input the cardholder’s email. Braintree likes to check email age and cross-reference it with other sites. Using the cardholder’s email will boost your trust score.

When inputting cardholder information, make sure not to copy-paste or alt-tab. Braintree will have a fucking aneurysm, and your trust score will be cooked.

Once you place the order, you’ll get that sweet “We’ve received your order. We’re on it!” If that’s the case, congratulations—your order will ship within the next couple of days. Remember to unleash hell with an email spam bot on the cardholder’s email. If you get the “declined” screen, it’s tricky to pinpoint what caused the decline.

It could be multiple things. The card could be dead or have insufficient funds. Your fraud score might be above 70, in which case they’ll outright decline it. You could also have a burned ass drop. There’s no telling the exact reason for the decline, but that’s just part of carding.
My advice would be to get a new card and set up a new address too, preferably.

Conclusion

Ulta is tricky. They leave you in the dark about a lot of information, but with the right approach and a little bit of luck, you’ll have that perfect hygiene routine I was talking about. Hopefully, that helps you with the ladies. Stay safe, my fellow white-collar criminals!
 
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