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You all realize you can take any Starbucks e-Gift code (legit or otherwise) and add it to a physical card. Being a physical card doesn't make it any safer than an e-Gift code. If the e-gift code that was added to the physical card "goes bad" so will the physical card it was added to.
The only "100% safe" card is a card purchased for the full amount from Starbucks. As I have learned the hard way many sellers buy a physical card for the minimum load of $5 and just add the eGift to it. You can check that out online on starbucks.com and "view transactions" of the card you have. Usually it shows "$5 Activated" then the rest of the amount added.
This is just a general point of information for those wanting to convert their eGift codes to a physical card and is no reflection on this seller.
The only "100% safe" card is a card purchased for the full amount from Starbucks. As I have learned the hard way many sellers buy a physical card for the minimum load of $5 and just add the eGift to it. You can check that out online on starbucks.com and "view transactions" of the card you have. Usually it shows "$5 Activated" then the rest of the amount added.
This is just a general point of information for those wanting to convert their eGift codes to a physical card and is no reflection on this seller.
All the cards I sell show with "$100 activated" as the first transaction when it is checked on starbucks.com. I do NOT simply transfer e-Gift code to a physical card and sell it to my customers. That is a scumbag move. I do not skim my customers in order to earn quick money. I'm in this for the long haul.
Please, I know what I am doing.
I never said otherwise. In fact I clearly stated (in BOLD) this is "no reflection on the seller."
In fact, I'd be interested in a couple myself if the hidden PIN on the back is not uncovered because it if is it can be unloaded at any time by anyone with a record of the codes.
LOL. You posted your information in this sellers thread trying to bash the seller service on the slick with a disclaimer saying "No reflection on the seller" to cover up your real motive in case it would backfire on you. Comon now, no need for that. Everyone can see what you tried to do. You even put it in bold to put emphasis on it. Talk about a slap in the face. LOL
You should of started your own thread with your information. Why come and post on this thread?
