Topic: What is The fastest way to sell an AMAZON GIFT CARD ,? (Read 1830 times)
Hi demand item, easy to sell almost everywhere.
If you can provide legitimate proof that they were acquired legally I think you'll be able to sell them pretty fast on this forum itself in the digital goods section but you'd have to give atleast 10-20 % discount. Another place to sell it would be Cryptothrift. Make sure to use escrow, if you sell it here.
It is dangerous to buy a Amazongiftcard fast. There are plenty of false ones around.
If someone buys it and loads it to his amazon account, the credit is shown.
But after a few days its cancelled and amazon files a report to the police because of online-fraud.
I buy amazoncards, but I release coins not faster than 3days, and without a receipt no chance at all.
So in the end, selling btc against Amazoncard is more dangerous than with Paypal!
All this problems are caused by Amazon,somehow they dont really check the codes...
The most risky thing to buy online is Amazon gift card because it is often been purchased with stolen debit cards that is why the buyers prefer 50% bargain, proof of ownership or not. If someone buys it and loads it to his amazon account, the credit is shown.
But after a few days its cancelled and amazon files a report to the police because of online-fraud.
I buy amazoncards, but I release coins not faster than 3days, and without a receipt no chance at all.
So in the end, selling btc against Amazoncard is more dangerous than with Paypal!
All this problems are caused by Amazon,somehow they dont really check the codes...
If you can provide legitimate proof that they were acquired legally I think you'll be able to sell them pretty fast on this forum itself in the digital goods section but you'd have to give atleast 10-20 % discount. Another place to sell it would be Cryptothrift. Make sure to use escrow, if you sell it here.
It is dangerous to buy a Amazongiftcard fast. There are plenty of false ones around.
If someone buys it and loads it to his amazon account, the credit is shown.
But after a few days its cancelled and amazon files a report to the police because of online-fraud.
I buy amazoncards, but I release coins not faster than 3days, and without a receipt no chance at all.
So in the end, selling btc against Amazoncard is more dangerous than with Paypal!
All this problems are caused by Amazon,somehow they dont really check the codes...
If someone buys it and loads it to his amazon account, the credit is shown.
But after a few days its cancelled and amazon files a report to the police because of online-fraud.
I buy amazoncards, but I release coins not faster than 3days, and without a receipt no chance at all.
So in the end, selling btc against Amazoncard is more dangerous than with Paypal!
All this problems are caused by Amazon,somehow they dont really check the codes...
The fastest way it to sell to someone you know. The slower way will be selling here if you can find a buyer but you must low your price.
Another way i found is purse.io but it will take to much time.
Another way i found is purse.io but it will take to much time.
The fastest way to sell your Amazon gift cards is to auction it at 50%, is the fastest way that I have seen that works better.
The fastest way is it to sell here on the forum.
Make a thread in the subfolder digital goods in the market place.
I also sell a lot of amazon gift cards really fast in the german section here in the market place.
Make a thread in the subfolder digital goods in the market place.
I also sell a lot of amazon gift cards really fast in the german section here in the market place.
If you're looking to sell it for BTC I would go to cryptothrift.com
They have a great escrow system and give you the option of excepting litecoin as well.
They have a great escrow system and give you the option of excepting litecoin as well.
If you want to sell the gift cards for bitcoins only, then the Digital Goods section is the best place else you can sell them on reddit as well reddit.com/r/giftcardexchange/
If you live in the US, you can exchange the gift card for a check or PayPal from via trusted websites like cardhub and raise which are trusted websites.
If you live in the US, you can exchange the gift card for a check or PayPal from via trusted websites like cardhub and raise which are trusted websites.
Post a sell offer in the digital goods subsection of subforum Goods in Marketplace.
you may use purse.io to sell your amazon gift cards
If you have the receipt and a LBC account, you can probably get someone to take it off your hands for a markup. Otherwise, I might be willing to do a deal with you. PM me if interested.
Regard
Regard
Try make a thread under marketplace->digital goods.
I want to mention, that I am very much about illigal stuff.
As long as your product is legit.... then should you have little problem selling it here if you use escrow.
I want to mention, that I am very much about illigal stuff.
As long as your product is legit.... then should you have little problem selling it here if you use escrow.
Go for purse.io if you are looking for bitcoin , or else you can go for raise.com, cashvouchers.net but these sites may take some time to get sold.
There is a fast way to sell them, its the reason why this forum and localbitcoin dont wanna share this method cause they wanna buy way below face value, you get 85 to 90 percent for them. PM and I will share how.
Will suggest Purse.io as well. However I think on selling it there you have to sell it at around a 25% discount. So selling it on the forum might get you around 80-85% , which will be a better deal. But Purse.io is definitely the fastest way.
I think purse.io does this.
anyone got any idea thank u 
Depends on the legitimacy of the card and how much of a discount you are offering. If it is a physical card and you have the receipt and you are willing to ship the card, I think you can sell it easily at 10 - 15% off.
if you want to selle those for bitcoin, than localbitcoin is the best for this kind of deal, there is also purse, but it's not for european so i don't know how efficient and reliable they are
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