📍Google CLOUD RDP TRICK WITH BIN📍

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📍Google CLOUD RDP TRICK WITH BIN📍

Requirements:
1. 90 days older Google account.
2. Internet connection.
3. Pc or smartphone (with RDP software).

Steps(Making a Google cloud account):
1. Go to cloud.google.com and sign in with your Google account.
2. Choose India in the country list.
3. Set your status to individual and tax payer status to unregistered. Leave the pan # empty.
4. Fill any Indian address and any 10 digits phone number.
5. Now come to credit card section.
6. Go to primebox.ml and paste this cc bin into it: 547115xxxxxxxxxx (Airtel payments bank bin).

7. Generate credit cards and paste one into the credit card section of Google cloud website. Enter any date and proceed.
8. Now a new window will open and it will ask for Cvv. Enter any 3 digits number and proceed. Now one more window will appear and will ask you to verify your card. Wait for a minute and close the window also the cvv window.
9. Now go to console.cloud.google.com.

You have successfully created a Google cloud account. The Google cloud account must be 90 days older otherwise Google will ask you to upload documents for your card.

Steps (To get VPS):
1. Go to console of your Google cloud account.
2. Click on 'Compute engine' on the left side and then create a new vm instance.
3. Create the instance. Select your memory and operating system.
4. Click on create. Now wait for some time

Congrats you have successfully created a VPS of Google cloud 😍.
To connect to it use the external IP.
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