Is there a website buying giftcards for BTC? - page 2.

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Quote from: crazyivan on January 10, 2017, 03:29:37 AM

Quote from: Xester on January 10, 2017, 02:38:42 AM

You can search the google if you like. I have come across some sites that deal with bitcoin giftcards. Though I am not very particular how it works since I have no interest in them but since you ask it I am sharing this sites with you. It will be up to you to decide whether this are the sites you are looking for or not. This are the list;

1. gyft.com
2.bitcoin.giftcard.com
3. egifter.com/bitcoin

Feel free to check it out.

Thx for the list bud, appreciate the effort. However, all these websites offer to BUY giftcards for BTC while I d like to sell them. I ve found some people on other forums offering 92% Paypal, gift option. We ll see if that s credible enough but I d still prefer some company.

Yes he is selling giftcards that is why I was thinking purse was not the right website for what you were trying to do here.
With my experience of buying giftcards I have noticed that most people sell them at 20-25% off their face value so I wouldn't give in to the ones who are offering you 92% for them using paypal because those are the ones that usually buy and then charge back for them later.
This is my option on trying to sell them on any type of forum.

to 0x0010: added a link to the thread that i was mentioning about how op can get scammed by using purse.io and that is a valid argument of why that should not be considered in his or anybody who is deciding to use their service.

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Quote from: Xester on January 10, 2017, 02:38:42 AM

You can search the google if you like. I have come across some sites that deal with bitcoin giftcards. Though I am not very particular how it works since I have no interest in them but since you ask it I am sharing this sites with you. It will be up to you to decide whether this are the sites you are looking for or not. This are the list;

1. gyft.com
2.bitcoin.giftcard.com
3. egifter.com/bitcoin

Feel free to check it out.

Thx for the list bud, appreciate the effort. However, all these websites offer to BUY giftcards for BTC while I d like to sell them. I ve found some people on other forums offering 92% Paypal, gift option. We ll see if that s credible enough but I d still prefer some company.

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You can search the google if you like. I have come across some sites that deal with bitcoin giftcards. Though I am not very particular how it works since I have no interest in them but since you ask it I am sharing this sites with you. It will be up to you to decide whether this are the sites you are looking for or not. This are the list;

1. gyft.com
2.bitcoin.giftcard.com
3. egifter.com/bitcoin

Feel free to check it out.

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Quote from: 0x0010 on January 10, 2017, 01:45:15 AM

i can answer that for u ^

From my last post: "However you can try peer-to-peer sites if you don't mind showing proof of purchase and paying a 10-20% premium on the cards. The rates suck, the verification sucks because half the people there are retards, etc"

That's Paxful. Sellers require a receipt, picture of the card and a bloody blood test to confirm its legit. And some of them have the audacity to offer 50% of the cards value. It's pathetic over there. But you can eventually find a good dealer at 80%.

Thx but that s too much hassle. I can sell for 80% over any forums that most of use. Basically it all comes down to finding a trustable seller with a reputation they cannot afford to lose.

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i can answer that for u ^

From my last post: "However you can try peer-to-peer sites if you don't mind showing proof of purchase and paying a 10-20% premium on the cards. The rates suck, the verification sucks because half the people there are retards, etc"

That's Paxful. Sellers require a receipt, picture of the card and a bloody blood test to confirm its legit. And some of them have the audacity to offer 50% of the cards value. It's pathetic over there. But you can eventually find a good dealer at 80%.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on January 10, 2017, 01:34:55 AM

A service to sell directly to isn't available since there is a lot of people could do some carding and sell to these services and get BTC instead.
Your best bet now is to sell them using LocalBitcoins or Paxful , P2P platform are always the best when It comes to the rates and fees , as for checking the gift card then you could do it[1] after connecting to your amazon account as stated above.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/css/gc/balance?ie=UTF8&ref_=hp_200302910_faq_gcbalance&

Paxful sound interesting. Have you tried this personally and what s the rate?

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Quote from: Arcteryx on January 10, 2017, 01:09:17 AM

I thought everybody was using purse.io for that?
Or was that buying the giftcards for your btc? Embarrassed

I remember somebody posting about something about how purse scammed them but since I don't use them I didn't bother to click on that post to read more into it.
Giftcards are an iffy thing to buy online since the balances on them can be verified from the buyer until they purchase them and you know how btc purchases go when you send the funds first. Undecided

I have been using Purse.io for a while now, without any problems and the discounts are very nice. I would rather like to deal with Amazon directly, but at this stage 3rd party services like this is our only option. I have to say, buying gift cards on any platform is a daunting experience, and I have burnt my fingers several times before.

I would appreciate a trustworthy service that sells gift cards for bitcoins without hassles too, but nobody seems to be interested in doing this legitimately. ^hmmmmmm^

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A service to sell directly to isn't available since there is a lot of people could do some carding and sell to these services and get BTC instead.
Your best bet now is to sell them using LocalBitcoins or Paxful , P2P platform are always the best when It comes to the rates and fees , as for checking the gift card then you could do it[1] after connecting to your amazon account as stated above.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/css/gc/balance?ie=UTF8&ref_=hp_200302910_faq_gcbalance&

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Quote from: Arcteryx on January 10, 2017, 01:09:17 AM

I thought everybody was using purse.io for that?
Or was that buying the giftcards for your btc? Embarrassed

I remember somebody posting about something about how purse scammed them but since I don't use them I didn't bother to click on that post to read more into it.
Giftcards are an iffy thing to buy online since the balances on them can be verified from the buyer until they purchase them and you know how btc purchases go when you send the funds first. Undecided

lol @ the sig campaign spam post

@OP There are no websites directly, no. However you can try peer-to-peer sites if you don't mind showing proof of purchase and paying a 10-20% premium on the cards. The rates suck, the verification sucks because half the people there are retards, etc. You could try other forums such as Hackforums or Sythe, as they do quite a bit of gift card trading and most people there use bitcoin. But yeah whenever I want to sell my gift cards, I'll use either of those or if you want a good rate (if you have Canadian cards) you can try country specific marketplace forums such as RedFlagDeals.

As for checking Amazon card balances, professional trades don't use software. On Amazon.com in profile, you have the ability to check a gift cards balance without redeeming it.

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Quote from: Arcteryx on January 10, 2017, 01:09:17 AM

I thought everybody was using purse.io for that?
Or was that buying the giftcards for your btc? Undecided

I remember somebody posting about something about how purse scammed them but since I don't use them I didn't bother to click on that post to read more into it.
Giftcards are an iffy thing to buy online since the balances on them can be verified from the buyer until they purchase them and you know how btc purchases go when you send the funds first. Undecided

Yup, lots of mistrust around, this is why I ask. However, I ve seen software which can check Amazon GC balance without actually redeeming it, I m sure professional traders use it.

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I thought everybody was using purse.io for that?
Or was that buying the giftcards for your btc?
I remember somebody posting about something about how purse scammed them but since I don't use them I didn't bother to click on that post to read more into it.
Giftcards are an iffy thing to buy online since the balances on them can be verified from the buyer until they purchase them and you know how btc purchases go when you send the funds first.

edit: Here is the thread that I remember reading just before Christmas about purse and them defrauding their users out of amazon gcs when transferring to btc.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/purseio-has-gone-awry-selectively-scams-members-for-btc-1727934

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Does anyone knows anything like that? A website purchasing giftcards for BTC. I ve got several Amazon and Xbox giftcards and selling them for BTC would be nice. If not, what other options for BTC are available besides posting here on forum and using Reddit.

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