Quote from: PonziBuddy on February 17, 2016, 10:27:37 PM

Thats BS Man. And I actually got a code too, why the hell would I get a valid code from a scammer. Does the guy have 100s of already used codes that he gives out? Its not like you can ask pay ivy for a refund if your product details are blank. Its fishy and sketch what's going on.... I still want a replacement #.

You absolutely should still want a replacement number. You should get it from the person who sold it to you !! Do you expect Rikugou to give it to you? When you buy from "shady" sites (this one included) as well as PayIvy & Bitify that sell using untraceable payments to/from anonymous users and the rest of them this is what happens. AT least Bitify has some sort of semblance of an escrow system. Just average it out with all the wins. This is like gambling. Win some - lose some. I've lost hundreds from scammers but I am ahead in the long run. If you want security buy from Raise.com they have a 3 or 4 month guarantee or maybe even Starbucks.com. Cheesy

You are obviously purchasing "questionable obtained" merchandise so what do you expect and don't say you don't know what you are buying.

Your lucky you didn't get in on the Panera fiasco. 75% of those cards were double & triple dipped. I would always have to race the 3 other people using the same card number as me to see who could use it up first from all over the country. It almost became a game.

You lost this round. Give it up and move on. Or maybe call the police or file a lawsuit on Judge Judy or Peoples Court and sue a guy named "rikugou" who allegedly sold you $100 gift cards for $30. That'll go far. This is really silly UNLESS you can prove something.