Submitted 1 year ago by The_Picard_Maneuver@lemmy.world to [deleted]
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i got in the end process: 4252 4726 1539 2743 Does it has some utility? What will you use it for ? :O I took the big number in the center but i am not sure if it is the right one though. There’s also: 04/23, 04/26, and an inscription saying “Edwin Bearstown” in the bottom, but i coudn’t do the math with it so i put it as it is. On the back, there’s 3 digits “674”. Did i do it right?
where am i
I don’t have a credit card.
5318008 3104558 453333333345
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Oh wait, that’s the address for my contract.
Gotta do that roofing contract
Careful I hear the guy who lives there is known for not paying his contractors.
It doesn’t seem to be the case, but it would be interesting if there were CC numbers that were meant to be used in movies, similar to how 555-XXXX phone numbers are never real.
There’s some sample numbers for testing payment applications like stripe.
Visa: 4242424242424242 Mastercard: 5555555555554444 Discover: 6011000990139424 Amex: 371449635398431
Me, reading Amex: Ammex! No, wait… Ay-mex! Oh, it’s American Express.
Too bad the Visa and Mastercard ones are so obviously fake.
Visa was set up by a nerd
There’s numbers for testing CC software.
1
Oops, I did a switcheroo on the question…
3141 5926 5358 9793; 2/38; 462
Fails the Luhn algorithm check
:::spoiler spoiler
Try adding a decimal after the 3
NULL
Don’t have a CC, debt is a trap don’t fall for it. I’m a monero maximalist.
Having a CC doesn’t mean you have debt…
Credit cards make you in debt to the bank and your debit card balance is the bank’s debt to you.
9999 9999 9999 9991
Try to brute force that suckers.
1
Note that I may dislexic be.
Did I fail successfully?
If you have any problems, you better call Saul
877 393 4448
0110 0110 0111 0101
My credit is so bad my credit card number is all zeros
8675309
1 Oh sorry, did it in wrong order
?OVERFLOW ERROR
Some day, some day, I’ll be able to afford a 16-bit computer! I hear it’s the latest thing!
0420 0069 1337 8008
Was gonna ask about the digits on the back but I figured it out: 707
404
8008 5800 8580 0858
Hmm the answer is Hunter 2 somehow
0118 999 881 999 119 725
3
Well that is easy to remember.
0118 999 881 999 119 725
3
4111 1111 1111 1111
4608893492175047
0
I never understood order of operations in school. Did I do it right?
No you either don’t understand math in general or how to follow instructions.
Because as written, these are two wholly separate operations. So there’s no “order” to them except linearly.
And even if you wrote it out, you still couldn’t end up with 0 unless your card number is 0.
So’s your mom.
5318008
0987 7654 5432 4321
Same as my wifi password, luggage code, and bank acct number.
Samsonite. I was way off!
OMG! I HAVE THE EXACT SAME NUMBER!
Wait what three digit number do you have on the back? No way those match too.
123, of course.
That’s one hell of a lock on that luggage.
The worst is it costs a $2.64 surcharge each time to open, and then the luggage asks you to tip it!
Better this one version
Take your credit car number, multiple by 100, add the 3 numbers on the back on the card, multiple by 1000, add the 4 numbers on expiration date. Post on the comment.
“And we will be sending your new credit car in the mail sometime next week, sir.”
“Sorry, do you mean, credit card?”
“I didn’t misspeak, sir. How big is your mailbox…”
Damn. Fooled by my bad arithmetics.
It ran a bash script that made me invincible to global warming.
Feelfold@lemm.ee 1 year ago
4638259687735327 72/56 967
SuDmit@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 year ago
Ah yes, my favourite month seventytwoary
TheGuyTM3@lemmy.ml 1 year ago
It would actually be septuagintaber sir
Threeme2189@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
Didn’t work… Are you sure you multiplied correctly? Maybe forgot to carry a 1 somewhere?