The seller indeed sent the codes first (the $150 code was in fact $50 and $100 codes), one by one, I paid afterwards. Both codes worked. I kind of awkwardly discovered that I was missing a bit of BTC to pay the full price but the seller was kind enough to accept what I had and I will pay the rest tomorrow. Prompt responses, laid-back seller, recommended.

I will happily buy the $150 code once some respectable member (not with the negative trust) tests it. Alternatively if you give me the code first I can promise I will pay you immediately after I redeem it but I don't expect you to go for that as I have a "newbie" status.

Does it go together with the other codes from other events? Just want to be sure before I pay..

How many of them can be applied together in the same account and how do they go together with the other codes?

Since you keep telling people to use Google I did just that. Given your attitude it was clear to me that what you so shamelessly call "Symeave accounts" is something that you have just plain and simply stolen and renamed, with zero added value on your part. Funnily enough, my searching quest took me back to this forum to another thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=978329.0.

All what you are doing is trying to sell iPay/iCARD/LeuPay/MyPOS (all the same thing) virtual cards while keeping full access to other people's money. You didn't even bother to fabricate your own pricelist, you just took the original and renamed "iPay system" to "the system". This doesn't really need any more comments.


I guess your rudeness and sending people to Google kind of backfired.

I bought, almost one by one, 4 codes and I can confirm they really do work together in the same account and they don't conflict with the "MLH 2015 Hackathon Season" $100 code (sold in another thread here) either. So I got $500 credit for some $53 which is amazing.

The seller very patiently and politely kept answering all my questions and sent the codes very promptly once I made the payments. Recommended.

Perhaps to warn people? Just the very fact that you can't imagine anyone doing anything other than to "get something out of it" says a lot about you and your mentality.

Your line of defense is a bit off, too. So in your mind people have the right to call you out only when they have been personally damaged by you? That points back to your self-interest mindset. Not even Ayn Rand would endorse that kind of behavior, though.

After many messages with the seller I bought the AWS code for $3 but unfortunately it didn't work out. The seller refunded me promptly, though!

Bought one code for my regular AWS account and it worked. The seller was very patient and was answering my questions and concerns the whole day. In the end I found out that my BTC balance was short by some $0.6 yet the seller accepted the payment anyway and sent me the code immediately.
Happy and satisfied.