That's a serious accusation.

He said you are the scammer. Don't pretend you didn't get it.

MyChoice is not a provider, it's a brand. Provider is Wave Crest Holdings Ltd. Wirex cards are issued by Wave Crest as well.

BALIK, pcoin: why do you guys even talk to somebody (4x4et) who has mostly negative feedback? That's a waste of time. And btw yes, BALIK is right, $2/week for a silly 1vCPU/1GB/30GB VPS is extremely overpriced. If anyone needs a budget VPS check out https://lowendbox.com/. Also https://www.arubacloud.com/ offers 1vCPU/1GB/20GB VPS for €1/month.

RARE items are not good enough, it must be at least EPIC quality or above. You should reconsider the quality classification.

Correct question is: does it work for any Amazon site?

Stop calling yourself "we", you are just one single little boy, nothing more.


You don't have any company, stop lying, pretending and bullshitting, and given your attitude you will never have any company, not once you grow up in 20 years, not in your whole life. Unless you wake up quickly and start paying attention in your elementary school classes instead of trying to scam people you will most probably never get any job whatsoever and will parasite first on your parents and when they die then on the system for the rest of your life.


Your imaginary escrow "protects both parties for the full value even $2Million is covered" [sic] and yet you have the need to make cents by advertising some stupid bitcoin radio in your signature, you little scammer.


Your boss? Are you talking about your mom or your dad?


You don't even know what a board of directors is, little kiddo.


You surely type "blah blah blah" a lot, kiddo.


Now sincerely fuck off, you wannabe master of the universe, we have way too many scamming children here already and most of them are more inventive in their scams than you.

2 scammers scamming each other, I don't see any problem with that.

So everyone writing here and showing interest should be put on a scam list.

This kid is trying to sell you just an ordinary virtual prepaid card issued by Wave Crest Holdings Limited pursuant to a license from Visa Europe that he got from one of the countless resellers.

Since he already admitted he will retain full access to the money you put on the card, in fact he will do the funding himself, he can and most probably will steal all your money sooner or later. Stay away!

Besides your very poorly executed scam attempt you seem to not even understand some very basic words and concepts. You don't give away for money. Either you give away for nothing or you sell for money. Pay more attention in your elementary school classes, little kiddo.

If you both are stupid enough to buy without even looking at the seller's trust feedback then you fully deserve to be scammed. Imbeciles.

Scammers are trying to scam - how unexpected, right?

The 10% difference between what he keeps offering and what you are willing to accept is €3, that's like 1 hamburger. If that little means so much to somebody then I guess they must have a very tough life. But what would somebody from a third-world country need an amazon.de giftcard for? Makes no sense to me..

That is not an accurate statement. When one doesn't invest he doesn't lose the money but he does lose the opportunity to make more money. However he also loses the opportunity to lose what he already has. So he gives up a possible future benefit but also a possible future risk of losing.

On top of that in case of BTC (which is what this topic is about) your statement doesn't fit at all. Everybody here is talking about investing in this or that, but having BTC is already an investment. You had money, you invested it in BTC and now you have BTC which may increase in value or decrease, just like any other investment. That's what you all somehow forgot.

If you invested in BTC a year ago the value of your BTC has now nearly tripled. And long-term it will keep going up, there is no question about it. Now if this is somehow not enough for you, if you want more and take this already excellent-performing investment and re-invest it further then you should realize that greed is one of the most common causes why people lose their investments and end up with nothing.

So you want first people to send you their passport scans so that you can make the account with it? And for that you charge $399? And what other scams will you then do with their passport scans?


No, he is not a trusted user at all and you are neither. gigitrix has several negative trust feedbacks.


The very fact that several users out of nowhere came here to "celebrate" the OP for no apparent reason speaks for itself.

So you will first give the account access to the person and if they don't pay the account "gets burned". Now what's stopping you from "burning" the account even if the person pays? You idiot just gave us a proof that you will retain full access to the account even after you sold it so that you can steal money from it, blackmail the buyer and do all kinds of other scams. What a little retarded scammer you are. Get out of this site!


Everybody stay away from this really silly little scammer!

This is turning into a soap opera

Using an appropriately tuned up lending bot you can get easily 0.1% a day, on a good day even up to 0.2%. How much it is a month figure out yourself.

Your account wouldn't be shut down, you don't need to worry about that. If Amazon finds out you are using these codes they will remove them from your account so you couldn't use them to pay for the expenses you accrued. Even removed they will still count as for the redeemable limit (i.e. 4 EDU codes from the same event per AWS account), though, so if you already maxed the limit you can't buy them again and redeem them again anymore. Also, Amazon may "flag" your account, meaning if you redeem some EDU codes again the chance of them being discovered and removed may be higher. If Amazon doesn't notice before the invoice is issued (usually on the 3rd day of the following month) then your codes will be used to pay your bill and you are off the hook.

Oficially, the codes should cover only the expenses you accrued after you redeemed the codes, but usually (not always!) they do retroactively affect also the expenses you accrued anytime within the given month, so one strategy could be to redeem the codes just before the month is over which gives Amazon the least time to react. I wouldn't rely on it too much, though, as exactly for this reason they are known to check the accounts just before the month ends.

Just because using these codes is risky doesn't mean they are unusable. There are scenarioes where these codes are just perfect, regardless of whether they are wiped out later or not. Please don't ask for details, you need to figure it out yourself.