Just to let people know, the PC version of WatchDogs is available for like $5 on Amazon right now. It is only the physical version, though, but it is a similar price to what OP is selling.

I skimmed over it. All I'm going to say so that I'm not spreading around his ways is that there are a few circumstances necessary for the other computer to have in order to be hackable. And even so, I don't know if it would work since I haven't tried it myself.

I may try this out, then. I noticed you have a 50% discount available, but there is no option to pay with BTC there. Is the discount only for PayPal orders?

Give a vouch copy to either minifrij or myself then. You are the one who has to prove themselves, not the other way around.

How about we just let this thread die? I think it is pretty obvious to everyone that this is fake and just a random guy trying to scam for a few bucks. No need for more posts after this one.

I had no clue you could do that with archive.is. You should post this in the YoBit campaign as well.

I meant the VCCs. Also, how are we going to get the information? Do you take a pic of the physical card or do you just type all in? And where would you send it through? I feel it is kind of unsafe to PM it, for example.

How come you don't have any TOS or privacy policy? Your contact email is also just a gmail account, which seems kind of fishy. Just trying to understand here. If this is legit, then that's great.

Financial industry, perhaps? I am unsure of what you are asking. I guess it could be under either finance or technology.

I could be wrong, but wasn't there some sort of split a bit ago that meant that ebay might actually look into accepting bitcoin? I vaguely remember that happening.

It seems like you actually bought it. If you did, do tell us if you got what you paid for. It just seems to cheap to be true.

I may be interested in one of these. Is loading the cards as anonymous as the cards themselves? As in, do your instructions for loading it with bitcoins require any personal information?

I have used them before for Amazon rather than ebay. I can therefore say that they work, at least with Amazon. I don't see why ebay would be any different.

To add to this, you don't actually need any sort of verification if you're not going to use the card much. I believe the threshold is $2,500.

Actually, I may have another use case in which Windows could be acceptable. However, I would like to at least have an estimate on how much storage I would be getting. If you could post it here or PM me, that would be great. Thanks.

There's a limit to how much work can go into this sig campaign. It takes time to go through posts and pay each individual. After they have established their trust, I see now reason to worry about week-long terms, especially when that would still be among the shortest terms for campaigns.

i may be wrong, but..

..besides the fact, that you can load bitcoins on it and pay/cash out with it, how is it different to the polish WBK BZ and MBank prepaid cards, that are all over the place?

it´s like you said, you can use them as "gift cards" with a lifetime of 2500 dollars.......
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Well, these ones seem to be actually legit.  
They are also not as expensive and you don't have to worry about verifying your information in another exchange. If you are looking at more money than the limit, though, it may not be for you unless you don't care about being anonymous.

EDIT: I have no idea of what's wrong with the quote system.

I can vouch for them. Can't say much about the actual physical card, but the virtual one works wonders. They use their own, slightly modified, exchange rate instead of showing fees. It may seem strange, but it works.

How come it says "50GB minimum" in the first package? I may be interested in these if you ever get linux. Feel free to PM me if it happens.

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