Originally Posted by BuggsBunny (Post 22734)

For example, you want to know if your CC has money for your 600$ order.
- You go to a website and choose a random product that costs 600$.
- Procceed to checkout, enter all CC details and a -FAKE- billing.
- Continue and finish the order.
If it will give you a message "Your card has been declined" your card has not enough balance for the order.
If it gives you a message "AVS missmatch" or something familiar, then your card has enough balance.
Goodluck!

Originally Posted by BuggsBunny (Post 22734)

For example, you want to know if your CC has money for your 600$ order.
- You go to a website and choose a random product that costs 600$.
- Procceed to checkout, enter all CC details and a -FAKE- billing.
- Continue and finish the order.
If it will give you a message "Your card has been declined" your card has not enough balance for the order.
If it gives you a message "AVS missmatch" or something familiar, then your card has enough balance.
Goodluck!

Originally Posted by BuggsBunny (Post 22734)

For example, you want to know if your CC has money for your 600$ order.
- You go to a website and choose a random product that costs 600$.
- Procceed to checkout, enter all CC details and a -FAKE- billing.
- Continue and finish the order.
If it will give you a message "Your card has been declined" your card has not enough balance for the order.
If it gives you a message "AVS missmatch" or something familiar, then your card has enough balance.
Goodluck!

Originally Posted by BuggsBunny (Post 22734)

For example, you want to know if your CC has money for your 600$ order.
- You go to a website and choose a random product that costs 600$.
- Procceed to checkout, enter all CC details and a -FAKE- billing.
- Continue and finish the order.
If it will give you a message "Your card has been declined" your card has not enough balance for the order.
If it gives you a message "AVS missmatch" or something familiar, then your card has enough balance.
Goodluck!