Questions, answered in plain specs

Open the catalog, pick the card, read the chips, set quantity, then send that exact title on WhatsApp, email, or Telegram. Pay on the same thread. There is no extra cart maze.

Use one. Split tickets slow matching. Keep SKU, quantity, payment, and the credential file on a single channel for that order.

No. Card prices stay as listed. Quantity only changes how many units you buy, not the unit price on the SKU.

You can list more than one SKU, but paste each full title (Gmail, Instagram, Discord, and so on) on its own line with quantity. Support ships what you named.

Fresh is newly prepared stock. 10-day, months, and 1-year rungs are separate SKUs. The age on the title is the age you receive — a fresh Discord is not swapped for a 1-year card.

When the Gmail card lists submail, that recovery path is part of the pack, along with the year and mix IP printed on the title and chips. Order against that exact name.

Only when the title or chip says 2FA. PVA, mix IP, year, and submail work the same way: if it is on the card, it ships; if it is missing, do not assume it.

Mix IP means the stock is prepared across mixed IPs, not a single-farm block. Keep that chip in the order message when it appears on the listing.

Processed stock is prepared for handover in the same window as payment. Files come back on the same WhatsApp, email, or Telegram thread you used to order.

A credential file or a structured message with the logins for the SKU you paid. Count should match the quantity on the card.

Reply on the same thread with the exact SKU name. Replacements follow the listed spec — not a different age or platform.

Specialists stay on WhatsApp, email, and Telegram around the clock for product questions, order status, and replacements.

50+ live rows: social (Instagram through Discord and LinkedIn), mail (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, ProtonMail), and AI / tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Canva, and the rest of the strip). Open Home to browse.

Use the header language control (EN, 中文, PT, RU). The catalog SKU titles you paste into an order should stay in the original English names so support can match the card.