Is he actually saying that after 13 days he will chargeback those (stolen) credit cards? Or that 13 days is an average time in which a stolen credit card is detected and all transactions reversed? Very weird wording indeed.

And what's wrong with Spanish accounts?

I locked the topic because some dumb kid makaveli82 kept trashing it, the remaining few codes are of course still for sale.

PM received and the code sold. Thanks for your business.



Only 3 codes left in selly. After that I'll restock but the price will go up.

Send them a scanned copy of your ID card. What's the problem?

Bought a few codes, all worked, the seller is very fast and responsive. Great business.

Your offer may be legit but looking at your frightening trust -16 is very discouraging.

Well, at the moment I have 6 remaining in selly and then I will probably put some more up but that will be basically it. Maybe I will even raise the price a bit for those last scraps (still staying lower than the competition, though).

It doesn't surprise me that much that the seller is selling something and sets his own conditions. That's normal. What does surprise me is why would he even want to sell a $200 Google Play credit for $50 and especially his apparent urgency to sell. What's the rush??

If you go to the link in his signature you will see a pseudo-website titled "Banking Services". That means that $50 will most probably not save his life from starvation, so again: why sell, why for only 25% and why such an urgency? All indicates something fishy.

I am a human being, not a robot, and my life doesn't revolve around this forum, nor around anything virtual for that matter, so you just have to wait.


I still have some codes left, though the stock is getting smaller and smaller, so feel free to use the autobuy.

Those items and £ amounts is how much was sold? And the feedback is 100% or less?

I am sorry, no vouch anymore as I have only a few codes left. You can do almost anything with it as you could do with the real $200, e.g. you pay your outstanding AWS invoices. Yes, to use AWS code you do need to have an AWS account.

I don't think you actually got what I was hinting at. What I merely pointed out was that every scammer claims to be legit and not out to scam. That is a fact and you can easily verify that. Now, when you say "I am legit and I don't scam" that is not a fact, that's just your personal statement and it's absolutely unverifiable and thus meaningless, just empty words, just blah blah blah.

The point being, saying such a sentence is not only pointless but it actually brings suspicion. Why? If you go through the topics of people that proved to be legit, in how many of them will you find them saying "I am legit and not scamming"? Hardly in any. Nobody of sound mind would feel the urge to say such a nonsense. Now if you go though the topics of people that proved to be scammers, in how many of them will you find them saying this "I am legit and not scamming" bullshit? In quite many actually.

This is not only true for this forum, this is true for the whole history of the human kind. The scammers always claim to be legit because they are scared of being exposed so they are trying to reassure people to affirm their schemes and tricks. It's always the scammers that say bullshit words like "believe me", "trust me", "rest assured", I would never...", blah blah blah blah blah. The legit people never claim to be legit or any of that bullshit because they know it would be just meaningless words.

The moral of this story is that saying something like that not only doesn't magically make you legit, it may actually make you more suspicious than if you didn't say anything at all. Sometimes not saying something is better than saying a nonsense.

That's what every scammer says.

Read the OP.

$3 a month you consider cheap? 123systems have $4 a year. A shitty hosting, pretty much the same as this one.

Btw, there is no such thing as "unlimited". See how many TB can you store on that "unlimited" disk space, how many TB a month can you upload and download, how many databases can you create, etc., etc., before you are banned for abusing resources, violating the "fair use policy", the ToS and/or whatever other excuse there will suddenly pops up out of thin air.

This kind of silly scam pops up on here every now and then. These wannabe scammers think that you are that stupid as to not realize that you (an illegal pseudo-buyer of somebody else's PayPal account) cannot possibly achieve what the rightful owner of the account claims he couldn't. In other words, if he, the owner of the account, apparently can't pull his own money from his own account then you, a total stranger, cannot and will not either.

Let alone the fact that just trying to log into somebody else's Paypal account, let alone trying to touch or even withdraw somebody else's money, is a criminal offense of fraud and theft in any country anywhere in the world.

Many people have difficulties in receiving an e-mail? What the hell are you talking about? There is no difficulty in receiving an e-mail and most importantly an e-mail is received by the mail server, not by the people, so the people cannot possibly have any difficulty whatsoever, they just look in their inbox/spambox. This flagrant lie is your reason why you are trying to sell free accounts for $20? Shame on you.

I don't sell Amazon/AWS accounts. Look around, there are several sellers of those. I am not sure what is a trial account but if you mean a 2-regions-limited AWS accounts then yes, the code does work there.



Not many codes left, buy while you can.

The price is the same for everybody, I cannot make an exception just because you claim to be poor. And PayPal is out of the question anyway, please read this thread first, I already explained why. Only Bitcoin. And why does "a poor teenager" need AWS codes?

You want to pay $10,000 for a website that generates $100 a month? Sounds like a money laundering.