I have never used supervcc(dot)net. However, I checked on their website and they have VCCs for Paypal (US), VCCs for Paypal (non-US), VCCs for eBay, VCCs for Amazon AWS, etc and each of these obviously would not have the same bins. And also obviously the bins for each of these with any single VCC seller itself will not always remain the same, they keep changing. So, there is no point asking others about the VCC bin(s) of the VCCs other bought from this or any other seller(s), as bins from each seller keep changing. Why not
@SullaBroker , you contact supervcc(dot)net and tell them for what you need the VCC and then anyways buy the one that suits or most suits your needs. At the most you would spend US$10 to US$20. What if it does not work ? It is all part & parcel of being successful in internet marketing. Successful internet marketeers always have some little amount that goes towards spillage or wastage as part of their ongoing efforts to increase their revenues & profits from internet marketing, which in reality is not even wastage, it is an expense towards R&D (research & developement). Internet marketing has evolved and if one is not ready to spend a bit atleast in R&D, then there would be a lot of road blocks and hence no progress. I've given you a reality of how internet marketing is nowadays. Anyways, as usual, each to their own. If you accept the reality, you benefit, you achieve your results, you make money. If you deny the reality, it's OK, you would go slow or get stuck. Each to their own.
And moreover, it is very competitive nowadays and about VCCs, when used to activate trials, get thresholds,etc bins get saturated and due to this, obviously people do not usually prefer to openly mention what bins work for what. What people do is contact the sellers directly, see what VCCs suits their needs or very closely suits their needs and buy those VCCs are give it a try. Once again that is an R&D which all successful internet marketeers do in order to keep making & earning money.
