Is this a physical CARD or an e-gift code?

FWIW these are being sold on Bitify for 80%-90% discount. 

Damn ... was about to take a chance on, I mean buy, a "never die" Sbx card untill I saw your message.  

Maybe you should use that random number and buy a lottery ticket?  

Payment sent hash 32caf6590cc7117aedfe5affab8f142605f46cc406908a5b65461abc9134e919

Thanks for photo of card.  Added card to my CFA account/app without problem.  

Good seller.  Got a good deal on his $10 CFA card.  He went first and I paid as soon as I successfully added it to my CFA account (about 5 minutes later).  Just used it up for lunch. 

Are these the $150 Groupon vouchers?

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.    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.

No one disputes you purchased anything or got scammed.  The dispute is, scammed by who? 

I have bought so much stuff from Rikugou over the last ?? months that some moron here even accused me of being is alt even though I'm probably old enough to be his grandfather.  With just about every purchase I have posted a HASH just so no one could accuse me of faking my "vouches" but this place is like the wild west and no one really can be trusted if you haven't previously done a lot of business with them.

In any case I have yet to have one single issue that he wasn't able to address quickly and fairly. Now that obviously doesn't prove he didn't scam YOU but if he was a scammer you certainly wouldn't be the only one he has scammed and I have yet to see another person except for that one idiot who accused me of being his alt. His Bitify feedback is also virtually flawless as well.  

I think you just got your ass kicked by someone using his name and playing off his good reputation which is very easy to do as you should well know.  Since you are someone who has "owned BTC since it was $1" you certainly should know what goes on around these places.  Plain and simple you got scammed and FOOLED (and made a fool of) by this seller who took his name. Take it like a man and move on.  You got screwed but more than likely it was not by him.  If you can PROVE otherwise I will rescind my opinion as well as any/all of my vouches.

I only wish he would get back those good never-die SBX cards and the last of the 3 or 4 Whole Foods card I got from him many weeks ago (totally forgot I had it) is still good, in fact I have to send my wife out this weekend to spend it on dinner.  

Now Rikugou you can send me the 125BTC you promised me for writing this!    JUST KIDDING!

And just for the record I have NEVER SOLD ANYTHING ON THIS FORUM despite what those who hit me with "retribution" negs state after THEY scammed me and I called them out for it.  

Yes, you can buy a physical card with an e-gift in a store or another e-gift with an e-gift online but if you are thinking doing that will "protect" it 99% of the time NOT the case. From lots of experience if the original goes bad everything generated from it will be bad no matter how many generations deep you go.  

 Can you stack multiple Norton keys to make it a one year sub  and/or can you use these keys to extend an existing subscription?

Hey mr helpful  .... walk into a store TODAY and try using your cards.  Even if they show a balance online stores won't take them.  Last time mine worked was around 2/4.  You want all mine (around $900+ worth that show a balance but can't be used and another $400 or so that are showing zero balance) I'll give you a good deal.     I did actually buy one from their website online and THAT ONE worked fine.  I'll just have to go back to paying full price.  It was fun while it lasted. 

Sounds like another alt of loveps1.    Same modus operandi. New user, locked thread, no item. There are a couple other just like it still here. I got suckered by him but only for $11.  Didn't want to bother with escrow for $11 (but he wouldn't have given codes anyway).  I assume you didn't use escrow.

Shared codes is an issue for sure, especially with these cards but that wasn't the issue with these (and all "similar") Panera cards,  These were locked by Panera with balances on them.  According to local store manager stores will not take cards showing purchased before a certain date unless you can prove ownership and legitimacy. Many of these cards had numbers off of physical cards that were never sold so it is obvious how they were obtained. If someone wants to take a chance and fight with the store manager you might get a free meal out of them which was what happened to me but their terms (just like Starbucks and most others) state only cards directly purchased from them are valid so that is their excuse for not taking them.  I assume if someone takes them to court they might have a chance but I highly doubt folks who paid anywhere from $6 - $15 for a $100 card would want to do that for obvious reasons.

When a seller (especially a newbie with no posts) locks his thread you should know something is up.

How?  Should a bank accept counterfeit money because it looks very real?  Nothing you can do.  Cards are dead despite balance.  That's the chance you take when you pay $15 or $20 or $30 or $50 or more  for a $100 item.  Do you REALLY think an anonymous seller is going to honor his 90 day warranty?  It's a gamble.  Win some, lose some or sue him on Judge Judy.  I have over $500 worth from various sellers from various places that are useless. I even have some from legit sites (raise.com) but at least they have a real warranty ... of course you pay 90% for that privilege.

Ahhh, I see. Your "company" gave you 20 years of Netflix as a welcome gift.  Nice gift.  Nice company. I guess they expect you to stay a long time!  LOL   Sounds like lovevps1 has finally returned.  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1293819.msg13407504#msg13407504

 If another trusted user buys one and vouches for the product I would be interested,  Usually what seems implausible is implausible and what smells like fish is fishy but one never knows do one!  

  You obviously didn't understand what I was saying but it really doesn't matter.  Bottom line ..... DOA

I have to slightly disagree with you with how Panera "fixed" their problem.  I just purchased a REAL e-gift card directly from Panera's website and had it emailed to me and there was no pin provided, just a card number so there is no way they could ask for a PIN to verify legitimacy.  None of their E-gifts ever had pins if any cards did it was only the physical cards purchased in store so that verification method would not seem to be correct.  I then checked the balance from the US and then a VPN in Europe and it is still good however it does show "PIN VERIFIED CREDIT" on their website when I look at the card.  None of the cards (either zeroed or with a balance) show any purchase method whether they have a balance on them or are ZERO other than the one I actually paid for.

So you are admitting you INTENTIONALLY resold the same cards THREE TIMES in order to INTENTIONALLY scam buyers "because you were greedy."  Brilliant move (both doing it and putting it "in writing.").

I have about 30 cards remaining that I have purchased from various sellers over the last few months (and I have used up at least that many) from here, on Bitify and even Raise.com.  Yesterday they all "checked" good.  Today over 1/2 half of them are ZERO$ balance and the rest are OK however NONE of them show the initial load transaction on them as they usually do or any actual purchases.   

Not sure if I want to use them in-store or have friends or family do the same.