Quote from: LLec on December 16, 2016, 05:29:38 PM

If you can personally tell me everything about the card and you can prove that it was your credit card that it was purchased with then maybe I might buy it.
Because according to this post it is easy to get duped into buying one of these if the proper precautions are not taken first.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1717338.0

I mean, with all due respect to the poster, it makes absolutely no sense, when you're buying a 20% off or 15% off cards, while the seller is showing you the card & receipts that only implies that he is faking them(which is super easy, by just using a real receipt/ real card/and a piece of paper for one and just editing them every single time); because let's talk reality here, if he has the real receipt and the real physical card, why would he sell for discounted price when having the proofs means that he bought it personally for it's exact value in $$ from a store, which if he bought some BTC with that cash straight, he would gain much more BTC

The only reason that would make sense that cards are discounted imo is when you're gifted for example in xmas, and you sell them .. which in such case there's no way in hell that you would have access to the receipt

For me, I don't know what kind of proof you want, as I've nothing but an email that is sent to me, and maybe the order history from Amazon if you would like so.
The only thing that I can provide you with that can make you feel more secure and believe that it's legit, which I would do privately; is the reason I bought this and kept it for ~3 months and why I would sell it right now, if you like so (but only in case that you're actually interested in buying and not just "curiosity") please lemme know through PM.

Sorry I talk a lot, I know it :p
Thanks