Topic: [WTB] amazon stuff - any offer better than purse (Read 2059 times)
We should have an updated topic with all the current amazon offers.
ive used purse several times.. i always crank it up to 35%, a few times its been bought in less then an hour.
Wow, I will do that next time. I just need to wait a bit longer,
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ive used purse several times.. i always crank it up to 35%, a few times its been bought in less then an hour.
Edit: For OP, you can request up to 35% off and wait to see if anyone fulfills it.
By your experience, generally how long does it take to be fulfilled at 35%?
Never had one fulfilled that high. 20%-23% is what I normally get, but then I am not very patient with stuff I want to buy from Amazon.
How long for those?
Few hours, less than a day.
I still got 500usd amazon for 20% off if anyone is interested...
Edit: For OP, you can request up to 35% off and wait to see if anyone fulfills it.
By your experience, generally how long does it take to be fulfilled at 35%?
Never had one fulfilled that high. 20%-23% is what I normally get, but then I am not very patient with stuff I want to buy from Amazon.
How long for those?
Edit: For OP, you can request up to 35% off and wait to see if anyone fulfills it.
By your experience, generally how long does it take to be fulfilled at 35%?
Never had one fulfilled that high. 20%-23% is what I normally get, but then I am not very patient with stuff I want to buy from Amazon.
Edit: For OP, you can request up to 35% off and wait to see if anyone fulfills it.
By your experience, generally how long does it take to be fulfilled at 35%?
You say 'getting greedy', and I say 'getting out of competition with credit/debit card thieves who can offer Amazon purchases for almost any discount and still profit with near-zero expenses'...
Let's call the whole thing off!
Let's call the whole thing off!
Do you know that for sure?
Do you know how purse can offer 20%? Are they stealing cards?
Theories:
Purse itself as opposed to its sellers, is buying cards from Amazon at wholesale discount. See all those cards in retail stores, and the codes that Gyft Coinstars spit out? There's no added fee for buying them, which means they have to be getting them at a discount to be making a profit/enough for operating expenses.
Amazon Associates referral fees might be involved too.
No, listen the this interview and it explains how purse gets their Amazon GCs. https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/the-bitcoin-game-24-exploring-purse-with-andrew-lee It sounds like using the wishlist feature from Amazon at purse provides a reasonable level of privacy.
Edit: For OP, you can request up to 35% off and wait to see if anyone fulfills it.
I got about $500 amazon im willing to sell for 20% Discount ($400) i also have prime so free express shipping included
Can you ship outside US?
As long as amazon is shipping, yes of course
I got about $500 amazon im willing to sell for 20% Discount ($400) i also have prime so free express shipping included
Can you ship outside US?
I got about $500 amazon im willing to sell for 20% Discount ($400) i also have prime so free express shipping included
Any offer above 20% right now?
You say 'getting greedy', and I say 'getting out of competition with credit/debit card thieves who can offer Amazon purchases for almost any discount and still profit with near-zero expenses'...
Let's call the whole thing off!
Let's call the whole thing off!
People who are used to getting massive discounts that thieves offer like to call honest retailers "greedy" for trading for a tiny margin (if any). I have even been accused of being a scammer for selling a gift card at face value (because con artists offer it cheaper elsewhere). People like you (op) are the reason people like me don't sell gift cards any more.
People who can't/don't want to offer discounts like to call others who can/are willing to "thieves".
People wanting discounts (everybody??) are the reason you and others can't sell for the price you want? That's called a free market sir!
Just because someone is willing to sell for a value below yours that doesn't give you the right to make remarks about that person's honesty or call them a thief.
Unfortunately this forum has a policy of letting people troll marketplace posts freely because "free speech".
Really??? Unfortunately we have free speech?
I advertise my gift cards at face value, I wouldn't say they never get sold. It just takes a while and you have to hustle when people put up WTBs for gift cards & proxy purchases.
Why would someone buy a gift card at face value on a forum?
Why would you consider that a normal behaviour unless you are an interested party?
This forum allows people to post countless threads freely about traders here in many sections bringing any misconduct to light very quickly. Controlling trolls and other 3rd parties not interested in an exchange within a users own marketplace ops is not the same as denying free speech, sorry. That's why I put it in quotes, because it is just an excuse moderators use to not have to deal with trolls and others being purposely disruptive for no reason other than their own entertainment. For a forum that centers around a method of exchange, I find this to be quite idiotic to have such a hostile environment for retailers willing to accept Bitcoin (as if there isn't enough to deal with already).
People still buy giftcards at face value because they are reassured by the seller's legitimacy, but that doesn't stop people like you accusing sellers of greed for asking what they paid for while you buy illicitly obtained gift card credits and point fingers. There are legitimate retailers of discounted cards (I have been one of them), but the large majority of anything discounted more than 20-30% are fraudulent regardless if you want to believe it or not.
I do not trust purse as they can not stop carded purchases. Saving some money with the risk of fraud is not worth it. I use gyft.com and have absolutely no concerns about the codes be legit or not.
True, since amazon has your address as well (and the buyer might use the address for bad purposes as well), they can track you down and charge YOU for fraud, instead of the guy that used the stolen credit card.20% is really not worth the risk, gyft gives 5% off and thats a GUARANTEED rate, with no chance of fraud, and its your own account.
Purse somewhat recently started offering their customers protections against carded purchases in that they will pay legal expenses up to certain limits in the event that law enforcement were to press charges against their customers for CC fraud as a result of their purchase on purse. It is still probably not worth the potential hassle though.
Wouldn't you be able to inturn sue Purse if you get prosecuted since they are supposed to be protecting you and setting up a secure place to do business?
I just don't see how this could be the buyers fault, yea you could get tried, but all your doing is using their services as advertised.
Regarding a criminal defense, it would be possible that a prosecutor would argue that you were essentially trading with yourself, as in you opened an ad to buy items on Amazon, and then turned around and purchased those items with a stolen credit card.
Even if a prosecutor did not make such claim, and/or you were otherwise able to document your innocence (or there is a lack of evidence to get a "guilty" verdict), having to deal with such an ordeal would certainly be time consuming, expensive and a hassle.
That's called a free market sir!
No, the following is called the black market, no matter how much criminals deny they are criminals (as if a criminal would ever confess when they haven't even been arrested yet):
Buying gift cards with someone's stolen payment information used to load them, then selling them at pennies on the dollar, because after all, it's the victim's money, regardless of how it's insured against ID theft & fraud.
I do not trust purse as they can not stop carded purchases. Saving some money with the risk of fraud is not worth it. I use gyft.com and have absolutely no concerns about the codes be legit or not.
True, since amazon has your address as well (and the buyer might use the address for bad purposes as well), they can track you down and charge YOU for fraud, instead of the guy that used the stolen credit card.20% is really not worth the risk, gyft gives 5% off and thats a GUARANTEED rate, with no chance of fraud, and its your own account.
Purse somewhat recently started offering their customers protections against carded purchases in that they will pay legal expenses up to certain limits in the event that law enforcement were to press charges against their customers for CC fraud as a result of their purchase on purse. It is still probably not worth the potential hassle though.
Wouldn't you be able to inturn sue Purse if you get prosecuted since they are supposed to be protecting you and setting up a secure place to do business?
I just don't see how this could be the buyers fault, yea you could get tried, but all your doing is using their services as advertised.
You say 'getting greedy', and I say 'getting out of competition with credit/debit card thieves who can offer Amazon purchases for almost any discount and still profit with near-zero expenses'...
Let's call the whole thing off!
Let's call the whole thing off!
People who are used to getting massive discounts that thieves offer like to call honest retailers "greedy" for trading for a tiny margin (if any). I have even been accused of being a scammer for selling a gift card at face value (because con artists offer it cheaper elsewhere). People like you (op) are the reason people like me don't sell gift cards any more.
People who can't/don't want to offer discounts like to call others who can/are willing to "thieves".
People wanting discounts (everybody??) are the reason you and others can't sell for the price you want? That's called a free market sir!
Just because someone is willing to sell for a value below yours that doesn't give you the right to make remarks about that person's honesty or call them a thief.
Unfortunately this forum has a policy of letting people troll marketplace posts freely because "free speech".
Really??? Unfortunately we have free speech?
I advertise my gift cards at face value, I wouldn't say they never get sold. It just takes a while and you have to hustle when people put up WTBs for gift cards & proxy purchases.
Why would someone buy a gift card at face value on a forum?
Why would you consider that a normal behaviour unless you are an interested party?
I do not trust purse as they can not stop carded purchases. Saving some money with the risk of fraud is not worth it. I use gyft.com and have absolutely no concerns about the codes be legit or not.
True, since amazon has your address as well (and the buyer might use the address for bad purposes as well), they can track you down and charge YOU for fraud, instead of the guy that used the stolen credit card.20% is really not worth the risk, gyft gives 5% off and thats a GUARANTEED rate, with no chance of fraud, and its your own account.
Purse somewhat recently started offering their customers protections against carded purchases in that they will pay legal expenses up to certain limits in the event that law enforcement were to press charges against their customers for CC fraud as a result of their purchase on purse. It is still probably not worth the potential hassle though.
You say 'getting greedy', and I say 'getting out of competition with credit/debit card thieves who can offer Amazon purchases for almost any discount and still profit with near-zero expenses'...
Let's call the whole thing off!
Let's call the whole thing off!
People who are used to getting massive discounts that thieves offer like to call honest retailers "greedy" for trading for a tiny margin (if any). I have even been accused of being a scammer for selling a gift card at face value (because con artists offer it cheaper elsewhere). People like you (op) are the reason people like me don't sell gift cards any more.
I advertise my gift cards at face value, I wouldn't say they never get sold. It just takes a while and you have to hustle when people put up WTBs for gift cards & proxy purchases.
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