You need to stop using stripe/paypal, check out syzin.io, they provide fiat payment solutions, on ramp/off ramp solutions, or even find alternative high risk payment gateways.
stripe/paypal with cloaking is still the best solution, crypto solutions reduce conversation rate alot
 
Hello guys! I have multiple stores on shopify where i sell replica products $100k+ monthly revenue. However i feel that it is a ticking time bomb and i can get shut down any day. I just wanted to get some help and more information on other ways i can accept card payments. Of course i will be switching to wocommerce and use cloaking methods if it gets shut down. I jus need some more tips and helps on how i can do this successfully and move stores with big revenue.
Use Woo with custom checkout Use offshore high risk PSPs like Paykassma Dukas or legit 3rd party resellers Cloak with smart scripts and serve clean front to PSP Use aged domains with good history Always split traffic and rotate infra to avoid full shutdown Stay low profile with volume per gateway
 
yeah found 2 companies, one offering offshore setup with cloaked stripe and other company rents out there cloaked gateway. Currently in process of finalizing which one to go with
how did that end up bro?
 
I’m in a similar situation; Shopify Payments may work for a few months, but it often gets banned eventually. I'm still exploring alternatives and have heard about PeerWallet multiple times. Can anyone share their experience with PeerWallet?
Peerwallet is good i have used them in past but now they have stopped working with replica sellers and there checkout is also too lenghty which drops the conversation rate alot
 
Agr
Running replicas through Stripe or PayPal is always short-lived - doesn’t matter how clean the store looks. What’s been working better lately is building a solid front (neutral product or service), pairing it with a verified structure, and routing things smart behind it.

Also depends on volume and regions - once you’re at 5 figures/month, stability comes more from structure than the processor itself.
Agreed, stripe is notorious for holding funds. If you look at it the wrong way, your payouts are frozen lol.
 
Check one marketplace in telegram the name

(farforamarket ) using them was so good
 
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thank you for the reply bro. what do you think about cloaking a website at checkout and switching it over to another Shopify website which is connected to Shopify payments? I know they still use Stripe, but I’ve noticed that they are more lenient and I’ve been using Shopify payments for a while now what do you think of that solution?
I have heard people cloaking their shopify store. I haven't thought it through myself so it's slightly unclear for me. But something like using a shopify store for your risky products and then swapping the payment links at the end to another store for verified products which don't attract problems from processors. I guess people are already talking about it here though. I know that some people even run "no-ship" business models like this. With burner stripe accounts or something. Just take the money and don't even send products out
 
Hello guys! I have multiple stores on shopify where i sell replica products $100k+ monthly revenue. However i feel that it is a ticking time bomb and i can get shut down any day. I just wanted to get some help and more information on other ways i can accept card payments. Of course i will be switching to wocommerce and use cloaking methods if it gets shut down. I jus need some more tips and helps on how i can do this successfully and move stores with big revenue.
Use a MoR processor.
 
Check one marketplace in telegram the name

(farforamarket ) using them was so good
this marketplace is a scam, my friend got scammed of 7k$ and was blocked i can show all the proofs Beware of this scam group
 
if you're real deliver products, would suggest as backup to get rental service of PayPal or Stripe, especially if you plan to scale fast
 
The best solution imo is using multiple cloaked cc processors using a payment orchestrator. Don't let one processor see more than 30 - 40% of your total revenue if you are doing decent volume. If you get a large amount trapped get a lawyer to write a pre action letter to them to try and release the funds.
 
Hello guys! I have multiple stores on shopify where i sell replica products $100k+ monthly revenue. However i feel that it is a ticking time bomb and i can get shut down any day. I just wanted to get some help and more information on other ways i can accept card payments. Of course i will be switching to wocommerce and use cloaking methods if it gets shut down. I jus need some more tips and helps on how i can do this successfully and move stores with big revenue.
Really +100k / monthly revenues? Where u get your traffic ??

Aside from that, I just wanted to tell you that it's entirely possible with cloaking, and there's even multi-cloaking which allows you to receive funds in multiple stores. Let me explain: for example, your customers arrive at your store with your replica brand items, then at checkout they're redirected to another Shopify store of yours (which contains legitimate products). And, for example, if you want to stop receiving funds after $5,000, you can switch stores. So, after $5,000 is received in the first backend store, your second backend store takes over for payments. This way, you don't receive $10,000 a day, but rather the exact amount you want in each backend.
 
To sustain $100k+ monthly revenue in the replica niche, you need to implement a Multi-MID (Merchant ID) setup using a payment orchestrator to spread the risk across several "White Hat" shell stores and prevent a single high-volume ban from killing your entire operation.
 
To sustain $100k+ monthly revenue in the replica niche, you need to implement a Multi-MID (Merchant ID) setup using a payment orchestrator to spread the risk across several "White Hat" shell stores and prevent a single high-volume ban from killing your entire operation.
100%. And if you do get any money locked up have a lawyer on hand to send them a pre action letter to try and release the funds.
 
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