I have used it, and the only thing that bugs me is that sometimes you can get anxious about your shipments, because typically the buyer doesn't provide you the tracking numbers.
A few weeks ago they said something about now getting tracking numbers.
Quite a few if you check out the plethora of websites devoted to letting people trade or sell their unused gift cards. Not to mention, check out Ebay listings for Amazon gift cards sometime. I suspect that is only a portion of the bitcoin buying at Purse though, and can only speculate as to the rest. But I have a vague recollection of something called "Mechanical Turk" relating to this question; anyone know anything about it?
Amazon has something called "Mechanical Turk" where people will pay you very small amounts of money to do menial tasks. I tried it for a while, going to various websites and clicking on something or creating an account and such, which garnered me after a few days of doing it (off and on) about $2.
The thing is, poor people in third world countries are willing to sit at their computer and do these menial tasks to get that $2. After accumulating enough money they then want to get their local currency. The thing is, Amazon does not have an efficient way to pay these people in third world countries, they are paid in Amazon points. To get their own currency it would take them like 6 months to get their money. Or they can go through Purse.io and use their Amazon points to buy things and get paid in bitcoins, which they can likely more easily convert to their own currency.
I registered on Mechanical Turk, but then found out i needed to use a valid US Social security number, how can i bypass that? I live in third world country lol
