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howzar

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Quote from: monbux on October 26, 2013, 08:55:56 PM

Quote from: vm1990 on October 26, 2013, 06:15:55 PM

the best and easiest way would be email amazon and find out when the cards where redeemed. if they where before the date you sold you need to issue a refund if they where redeemed after you sent them you have a case

I doubt they would be willing to go that far for $5.
Besides, OP stated he didn't even buy the cards, he bought them indirectly from someone else.

Nah,Amazon does offer this service (and no invoice number is needed) on live chat, but of course no name/e-mail will be provided.

monbux

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Quote from: vm1990 on October 26, 2013, 06:15:55 PM

the best and easiest way would be email amazon and find out when the cards where redeemed. if they where before the date you sold you need to issue a refund if they where redeemed after you sent them you have a case

I doubt they would be willing to go that far for $5.
Besides, OP stated he didn't even buy the cards, he bought them indirectly from someone else.

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the best and easiest way would be email amazon and find out when the cards where redeemed. if they where before the date you sold you need to issue a refund if they where redeemed after you sent them you have a case

kashish948

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Quote from: monbux on October 26, 2013, 05:51:57 PM

Quote from: kashish948 on October 26, 2013, 05:21:35 PM

Quote from: monbux on October 26, 2013, 05:16:32 PM

Was it digital? Did you buy the amazon card?
Provide a reciept or something, but I'm afraid there can't be that much done for you.

yes it was digital
i bought it from someone else, so dont have a reciept

if nothing much can be done, how does bitmit work? will everyone not just scam every seller?

No, I've sold plenty of items and no users ever scammed me

I guess you were just unlucky mate, and there really can't be anything done to it.

https://www.bitmit.net/en/user/herrcrowley

thats the user, if you see in the feedback
the 2nd last feedback says: "Had to have BitMit release escrow on a instant payment."

how did that happen if there's nothing that can be done?

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Quote from: kashish948 on October 26, 2013, 05:21:35 PM

Quote from: monbux on October 26, 2013, 05:16:32 PM

Was it digital? Did you buy the amazon card?
Provide a reciept or something, but I'm afraid there can't be that much done for you.

yes it was digital
i bought it from someone else, so dont have a reciept

if nothing much can be done, how does bitmit work? will everyone not just scam every seller?

No, I've sold plenty of items and no users ever scammed me

I guess you were just unlucky mate, and there really can't be anything done to it.

kashish948

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ALSO NOTE THIS MEMBER HAS A NEGATIVE FEEDBACK AS BELOW:

Had to have BitMit release escrow on a instant payment.
5$ Amazon Gift Card

he also has about 10 positive reviews.
But if someone else can prove it, there is definitely a way!

kashish948

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Quote from: monbux on October 26, 2013, 05:16:32 PM

Was it digital? Did you buy the amazon card?
Provide a reciept or something, but I'm afraid there can't be that much done for you.

yes it was digital
i bought it from someone else, so dont have a reciept

if nothing much can be done, how does bitmit work? will everyone not just scam every seller?

monbux

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Was it digital? Did you buy the amazon card?
Provide a reciept or something, but I'm afraid there can't be that much done for you.

kashish948

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hi
i sold amazon.com cards on bitmit but the buyer says 1 of them was already redeemed on another account.
i am 100% sure that all the cards were working.

please advise me how to prove this to bitmit.

hoping for a quick reply
thanks!

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