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so many people here willing to participate in obvious stolen credit card merchandise

quite sad..

What is SAD is that if you had a brain at all you would know it has nothing to do with credit card fraud, it's starbucks security that hasn't been patch for years. obviously Starbucks does not care. quick "smart"search on Google.

Which of course makes it as legal as me going into your house when your door is unlocked and taking your TV/stereo and of course bitcoins.

Your messed up big time, it's called fix your secturtiy and learn from your mistakes. Smart people don't leave there doors unlock unless your asking
To be robbed. Think about it and use your brain.

Hero member in a bitcoin world lol

Even if you are "asking" to get robbed, it does not mean that the person robbing you is doing anything less illegal.

Every one of this guy's customers are risking criminal prosecution for receiving stolen property

If that were the case why has starbucks bit patch it over 5 yrs or more ...... What are you a cop/lawyer ?

It does not matter why Starbucks has not patched it yet. That is like asking why a robbery victim has not installed better locks to their house.

I am neither law enforcement nor an attorney, however I am familiar with the law anyone who buys from this guy (and actually spends money on the gift cards) is at serious risk of criminal charges, especially if they buy larger amounts of the cards