You know me I love
unconventional targets. And I love to stick in that skull of yours that the most $$$ you can make here is by targeting sites that are
high-value and low-risk. And what more can be high value and low risk than overpriced designer fragrances?
Think about it - people shell out insane money just to smell like their favorite celebrity. And
https://www.fragrance.net is sitting on a mountain of expensive inventory with security that couldn't stop a determined toddler. Were talking thousands in designer fragrances just begging to be liberated.
I'm about to show you exactly why this site deserves your attention.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this writeup and all my writeups and guides are intended for educational purposes only. It is a study of how fraud operates and is not intended to promote, endorse, or facilitate any illegal activities. I cannot be held liable for any actions taken based on this material or any material posted by my account. Please use this information responsibly and do not engage in any criminal activities.
Why Target This Site
Let me paint you a picture.
https://www.fragrance.net isn't just another retailer - they're one of the biggest players in the luxury fragrance game, moving millions in designer scents every month. We're talking about a company that ships out thousands of orders daily from $30 body sprays to $500 limited edition perfumes.
Here's what makes them so fucking perfect for us: Their
massive order volume means our transactions just blend right in with the flood of legitimate purchases. When you're processing hundreds or thousands of orders per day a few sketchy ones hardly raise an eyebrow.
And the profit margins on these overpriced bottles of fancy water? Astronomical. These companies mark up their shit 1000% or more. That $300 bottle of
Creed probably cost them $30 to make. So even if they eat some losses from fraud, they're still swimming in profit. It's like taking a drop from an ocean of cash - they barely notice.
Plus they've got
global shipping and take
https://pay.amazon.com which opens up a whole world of possibilities. Whether you're working drops in the States or across the pond
https://www.fragrance.net's got you covered. And that
Amazon Pay integration? Its like they're practically begging us to exploit it.
Security Overview
After running
https://portswigger.net/burp and analyzing the HTTP requests, I discovered
https://www.fragrance.net uses two key players for their security:
https://www.adyen.com as their payment processor and
https://www.riskified.com for fraud detection. This means your transaction has to pass through two separate checkpoints before you get your hands on those sweet designer scents.
Here's the real shit:
https://www.riskified.com gets
twitchy when they see new orders with different billing and shipping addresses. And since
https://www.fragrance.net doesn't let you change delivery addresses post-order (at least in my testing) you need to get this right the first time.
But here's where it gets interesting. If either
https://www.riskified.com flags your first order as
suspicious or
https://www.adyen.com gets nervous about your transaction, they'll shoot you an email asking you to verify some details. They want the basics - billing name address phone number linked to your card. Based on my experience sending these details gets your order processed about 90% of the time. Its like they just want to check you're a real person who can regurgitate the info on your card.
Smelling Fresh
Requirements
If you want consistent success on
https://www.fragrance.net, here's what you *actually* need:
- iPhone Setup (Primary Method):
- Antidetect Browser (Alternative):
- If you absolutely cant use an iPhone you better have a top-tier antidetect with zero fingerprint leaks.
- No noise generation - https://www.riskified.com hates that shit.
- Most antidetects still struggle with https://www.riskified.com - you've been warned.
- Cards (US): Any card type works - NONVBV is not needed. Just make sure they haven't been burned on other https://www.adyen.com/https://www.riskified.com sites. Keep them matching your proxy location.
- Residential Proxies:
- Must match cards city
- Residential only
Process
The beauty of
https://www.fragrance.net? Their antifraud only wakes up at checkout. No need for that "browse for 20 minutes" bullshit - we're going straight for the throat.
Get your proxy and device setup sorted based on the requirements above. Once you're ready the hit is straightforward:
Load up the site and pick your targets. Grab 2-3 items instead of one expensive bottle - it looks more natural. In my experience 1K to 2K works perfectly if you have a solid card. Don't waste time browsing around like a lost puppy - their antifraud doesn't give a shit about your shopping patterns.
Checkout is your moment of truth. Guest checkout only, and here's your sequence:
- Drop address first
- Real phone (they actually call sometimes the paranoid fucks)
- Email you control
- Always pick the slowest shipping for maximum success
- Card details - matching exactly, no copy pasting shit
When you hit submit don't turn into a
refresh-spamming crackhead. If they email for verification channel your inner Karen: "Of course this is my card I'm buying an anniversary gift!" That righteous indignation usually gets them off your back.
Remember: You're just another order in their massive daily volume. Keep it clean keep it simple.
Wrap Up
https://www.fragrance.net is a prime example of a
high-value low-security target. Designer fragrances are expensive their security is weak. It's not foolproof, but if you follow these steps and don't act like a complete retard you can definitely score some free smells.
Now go out there and make some money, you beautiful bastards. And try not to smell *too* much like stolen goods
04-27-2025, 11:43 AM
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